Great Sunday Reads in Photography
Spend your Sunday with some great reading. Here’s our roundup of interesting articles and content from around the Web for photographers. Enjoy!
We Must Not Cancel Culture – AnOther
The Girl with the Leica – Los Angeles Review of Books
Dorothea Lange’s Angel of History – Paris Review
An LA Photographer Drives Us Through His Neighborhood on Street View – NPR
I Took a Year Off from Social Media, Now I Live Life Uncurated – Rangefinder
The New Role of Photography in Weekly Magazines – Lens Culture
Maintaining Intimacy in Isolation – Interview
The Photographer Charting a Cosmos of Bacteria – Washington Post
The Photojournalist Captured By ISIS – Guernica
After Her Father’s Death, a Photographer Explores Grief – Feature Shoot
A Nomadic Photographer and His Hound – My Modern Met
Pool Sharks, Players and Men Who Like to Play in the Dark – Huck
Time, Space and the Photographer – Street Photography
The World’s Great Photographers, Many Stuck Inside, Have Snapped – NY Times
The Quarantined Photographers Documenting Life in… a Video Game – The Next Web
Modernism’s Mechanical Tombstones – Conscientious Photography
Saying “I Do” Over Zoom – The Verge
Video of the Week
Jamie Windsor explores the question of whether a single photo can capture an individual’s “true self.”
Image credits: Header photo by Yaroslav Shuraev
