Great Sunday Reads in Photography
Spend your Sunday the way you’re supposed to, with some great reading. Here’s our roundup of interesting articles and content from around the Web for photographers. Enjoy!
A Photographer at ‘Ground Zero’ for Climate Change – British Journal of Photography
A Photo Legend Reveals Unseen Work – Washington Post
Photography As a Tool for Political Change – ArtNet News
A Photographer on the Creative Solace of Sketchbooks – Huck
Who Are We Without Our Bodies? – Vice
Photographers Documenting Italy, a Country in Lock Down – National Geographic
The Best Movies of 2020, So Far – IndieWire
The Photographer Who Won a Pulitzer, Then Quit – Irish Times
Life Magazine: The Photos That Defined the U.S. – BBC
Tips for Photojournalists From Those On the Other Side of the Lens – Poynter
Absurdist Deep Fakes Turn Estate Photography Into Art – Document
Rescued Farm Animals, Up Close and Personal – Feature Shoot
How Ansel Adams Harnessed Creativity to Communicate – The Conversation
Picturing an Unseen Photograph – Conscientious Photographer
These Are the Pioneering Women of Photojournalism – CNN
Shoot Film Like a Boss – Emulsive
Photo Essay
Shocking Self Portraits… With Static Electricity
Video of the Week
After releasing his ninth book and riding a crest of acclaim, Alec Soth thought about walking away from photography altogether. This is the story of why he didn’t.
