Favorite Instagrams from New Hampshire ’16
These are some of the Instagram shots that jumped out at us from New Hampshire this week.
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Fashion Week: Visions of the 1%
One of the fashion themes this year is that wealth is here to stay.
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From an Iowa Caucus Photography Workshop
When we heard documentary photographer Jeff Jacobson was giving workshops during the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary, we were intrigued.
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On Obama’s First Presidential Visit to a U.S. Mosque
Are we to commend Obama for the photo and his first visit in office to a U.S. mosque? Or, should he be faulted for taking so long?
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What Stands for Political Passion These Days
Call it a reality check on the presidential campaign and the selfie craze.
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Has Banksy Approach Run its Course? Future of Images as Tools for Public Argument
From one sad graffiti stencil to the political power and future of visual events.
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The Iconic Scene from the Iowa Campaign
It’s so cold, so barren, so desolate -- and it's so angry as to ring in your ears.
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Flint: Raise Your Glasses
Whether or not they're swilling the river brand, the photo catches Flint's bureaucrats red handed.
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On that Flint – Detroit Water Comparison Photo
So, I’ve been looking at this Flint crisis picture for a week now and it’s still not sitting well.
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Trump the Playboy
As he proves in this New Hampshire photo, Trump continues to fancy himself the playboy in the more traditional, swine-like sense.
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Having Committed to Peace with Iran…
Having built a bridge with Iran, funny how this shows up in the news galleries.
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It’s Gucci Meets Starbucks, by God
Our stealth photo of the week. Truly, no one sees this church in the mirror?
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Campaign 16: Candidate Imagery Largely Hopeless So Far
I’m amazed how the campaigns from both parties have failed to generate much curiosity or relevance with any visual.
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Campaign 16 in One Picture
In one picture, Mark’s photo captures the overwhelming nature of the campaign and its coverage.
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MLK: March 25, 1965
What makes the MLK photo seem so immediate and contemporary is how much it feels like a selfie. For a news photo, it’s unusually intimate even now.
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In Light of a Nuclear Deal: Newsha Tavakolian’s Photos from Iran
In spite of the political new dawn, is the day of a warring Iran ending or just beginning?
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