The admission of an unethical act is not an excuse for publishing these photos. And passing off the unethical act as news is not justification either.
Continue ReadingEarly on in the process, Haviv's photo captured the temperature of the race.
Continue ReadingWith conservatives controlling both chambers, the reaction is predictable: are you going to believe us, or your own eyes?
Continue ReadingI really like this one, specifically at this holiday and gift-giving season.
Continue ReadingIncredible, isn’t it? So perfectly designed and yet so strange. Ultramodern and yet medieval, like a space ship on a surveillance mission and a castle readied for battle, set off by itself in forbidding isolation and yet connected somehow to distant galaxies. The tableau is so unique and so...
Continue ReadingWho knows how many powerful images were published this year of life jackets either worn or discarded by migrants.
Continue ReadingThese photos undermine Trump’s logic at the same time that they elevate domestic (Muslim) American life. In other words, Trump gets trolled.
Continue ReadingSo a year in to the GOP race, what can we glean from last night's Las Vegas show?
Continue ReadingPhotos of the migrant crisis have dominated the media over the past year. What can we learn from the way traditional and social media, primarily in the west, has depicted the story? An expert panel discusses the imagery in this Reading the Pictures Salon.
Continue ReadingThis Saudi election photo makes you realize how much the west sees thing through its own eyes.
Continue ReadingAs concern has escalated in America over police violence and race relations, attention has risen, too, over how photojournalism depicts the issue. Read on.
Continue ReadingThe fact this photo appears during the crucial Paris climate summit raises its relevance, and the anxiety, to a whole different level.
Continue ReadingMockery only plays Trump's game. Considering some of Landon Nordeman's images for TIME, there's plenty to see around the scream.
Continue ReadingYes, stylistic echoes of the Führer are inescapable. But it's more complicated than that.
Continue ReadingPhotographed by Annie Leibovitz, the Pirelli calendar still leads with nakedness, privileges whiteness, and assumes that men are always, inevitably the primary viewers.
Continue ReadingOutrage is no longer enough. To win the battle over guns, more aggressive and creative images are needed.
Continue ReadingIf PC is out the window, in this case, it's perfectly called for.
Continue ReadingIf the “Status Update” show was only partly about Silicon Valley and the tension between tech and the rest of the Bay Area, that’s how we read it.
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