Photo Essay: The Look of the Irish: Tony O’Shea
Photo: Good Friday, North Inner City, Dublin 1984 (cropped. full image below) Four decades of work by the Irish photographer whose dignified images,
Photo: Good Friday, North Inner City, Dublin 1984 (cropped. full image below) Four decades of work by the Irish photographer whose dignified images,
An evening of stargazing has left a Morpeth family with a photo which is simply out of this world. Photo: Copyright Wil Cheung
Over-sized owls, dinosaurs, coffee-pots, and even a Mexican giant standing on a roof serving nachos and beer – California Crazy! Photo: © Jim
Larry Herman was a photographer who aligned himself with his subjects – mainly poor and working communities Photo: © Larry Herman, Clydeside 1974-76,
For four decades, photojournalist Tom Stoddart covered Lebanon, apartheid’s end, the Berlin Wall, Sarajevo, Gulf Wars… He worked in B&W throughout his career.
Robert Doisneau‘s work reminds us how much our world has changed and forms a tender memory of a romantic Paris Photo: Les Freres,
Susan Meiselas has spent over five fearless decades at the frontline of history, photographing revolutionaries, teenagers and risque carnival dancers. Photo: Six weeks
Robert Frank was a the fiercely independent photographer and filmmaker whose bleak yet poetic book “The Americans” jolted the nation’s self-image and sparked
Lange’s work documenting the economic downturn was just one chapter in her prolific, four-decade career. Photo: The Road West, New Mexico, 1938 The Dorothea
A viral post claims thousands of “anti-vaxxers” in Germany staged a kissing protest, citing DW as the source. But the whole thing is
Willy Spiller’s photos are a simple byproduct of photographing while he was a passenger like everyone else. Photo: Willy Spiller 11 May 2017
With her images of models on the streets of Paris and refugees fleeing the Algerian war of independence, the 96-year-old blazed a trail