Round-Up: Reflections From Both Sides
Editors of Matca (Vietnam) and C4 Journal (UK) get together to discuss difficulties encountered and lessons learned as their collaboration nears its end.
Editors of Matca (Vietnam) and C4 Journal (UK) get together to discuss difficulties encountered and lessons learned as their collaboration nears its end.
Thoughts on mindful portrayals of underserved communities through the works of two independent image-makers Hoang Long and Thinh Nguyen.
The rich legacy of Richard and Cherry Keartons - the world's first wildlife photographers does not just remind us of what is lost but suggest potential for positive change.
How can photographers from disadvantaged backgrounds navigate their way through this notoriously hostile industry?
The World Press Photo Contest 2022 rolls out drastic changes to push for diversity. Can it ever be achieved?
A brief recap of truth and its contested relationship to photography.
Editors of independent platforms Matca (Vietnam) and C4 Journal (UK) exchange ideas about the why and how of writing photography.
In the only international photography collection of cult poet-photographer Ren Hang, we rediscover our human bodies.
Yann Gross shares his photography journey leading up to the most recent book “Aya”, which re-examines the notion of escapism and identity.
The "Crickets" photobook takes readers on a journey through contemporary China, where pet crickets captivate audiences across generations.
Quiet frames of Vietnam's agrarian landscapes are an attempt to preserve memories of a childhood home while confronting with the relentless state of flux.
On photographing unfamiliar places, looking at the overlooked, making books, and Instagram.