​Photography has long been seen as a “little death,” a frozen taste of our own mortality. This award-winning project deconstructs our visual representations of a state that is beyond comprehension.

What do children in different countries around the world eat in the course of a week? An investigation of eating habits in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and beyond.

Combining images of the Milky Way and other celestial phenomena with “mature and ancient” forest landscapes, a series that ruminates on our connection to (or detachment from) the natural world.

A unique new photobook containing “gilded tableaux of pure delightful uncertainty” builds a distinctive and alluring world around a young photographer’s vision.

A unique new photobook containing “gilded tableaux of pure delightful uncertainty” builds a distinctive and alluring world around a young photographer’s vision.

An exploration of the city of Los Angeles—chaotic, ad hoc, rapacious—and its relationship to the unique landscape that surrounds it.

An exploration of the city of Los Angeles—chaotic, ad hoc, rapacious—and its relationship to the unique landscape that surrounds it.

Shot in one of the world’s most colorful cities, this unique, award-winning street series focuses on the island’s inhabitants to create a private, quiet space within this popular tourist destination.

Shot in one of the world’s most colorful cities, this unique, award-winning street series focuses on the island’s inhabitants to create a private, quiet space within this popular tourist destination.

A behind-the-scenes look at a new exhibition of Charles Sheeler’s striking work reveals a critical skill for all photographers.

Tapping into an outdated, almost mythical image of the USA, a French photographer captures a mood and a moment that he believes may be the final, dramatic act of the American Dream.

Over the past year, South Korea was rocked by political scandal, resulting in the ousting of disgraced president Park Geun-hye. A Korean-American photographer takes us inside this historic moment with his stirring, visually distinctive images.

Photography can be a solitary pursuit and our memory a lonely place—this series reflects a dialogue between two artists as they grapple with absent parents and decades of family photographs.

Relying exclusively on the transformative power of the analog camera, this series shuffles nature, geography, and physics into familiar yet fantastical environments.

Relying exclusively on the transformative power of the analog camera, this series shuffles nature, geography, and physics into familiar yet fantastical environments.

We are slowly being conditioned to expect (economic) disparity as the norm—this series offers a visual challenge to such a quiet, insidious acceptance.

What is it like to photograph in one of the world’s most exclusive and PR-conscious cities? A former photojournalist speaks about using a slower documentary approach to pierce into the “parallel world” that is Dubai.

A photographer and her domestic partner use staged portraiture as an expressive way to explore male/female identity and reclaim a personal definition of beauty.

Who are the next great street photographers? Where will we find them? Photo editor Olivier Laurent—serving on the jury of the LensCulture Street Photography Awards—shares his insights.

“After years of absence, an immigrant’s homecoming is an exercise in spectral doubleness. Returning to a city where one grew up, one understands the new order of things but fails to belong to it. Immersed in the here and now, one holds allegiances only to the past…”