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Mark Edward Harris is a seasoned travel photographer and visual storyteller, that has traveled the world on assignment as well as for his own work. His work has been published in Life, Conde Nast traveler, Wallpaper, National Geographic, Stern, and numerous other magazines. He will be teaching a workshop and presenting a lecture at The Image Flow entitled “The Fine Art Of Travel Photography” in August.
Over the past decade, LensCulture has become one of the most resourceful online magazines for contemporary photography. The platform is committed to discovering and promoting outstanding photography to the global community.
In 1968, Alexander Dubček, recently elected head of the Communist Party, ushered in reforms during a period of liberalization that loosened restriction on free speech, media, and economic activity in the former Czechoslovakia. Photographer Paul Goldsmith, then only 19, rode into Prague on his Vespa on August 20, only a day before the Soviet tanks rolled into the city.
Vivian Maier’s riveting street photographs sent shockwaves around the photographic world when first shown in 2009.
Part 1 of an Interview with Ed Kashi
Powerful, emotional photography makes a big difference.
Beautiful iPhone images by Michelle Grenier.
Sarah Rice is a documentary photographer interested in exploring the elements that bind human beings to one another.
Teacher and artist Brian Taylor talks about his education, teaching and the “voodoo” of alternative process photography.
Featured today on the New York Times Lens Blog, David Gonzalez writes about Ed Kashi’s documentary project, Island of Widows about Nicaragua’s kidney disease crisis.
