10,000 Photographs Carved in Basalt: Inside India's Buddhist Caves
Scholar David S. Efurd's 10,000-image Artstor archive documents 25 years inside India's rock-cut monasteries, from Ajanta's solstice alignments to living worship at Karle.
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Profiles, project features and career news of working photographers
Wildlife Photographer Behind Images of Yellowstone's Oldest Wolf Dies at 65
Sylvia Borgonovo, whose photographs of Yellowstone's oldest-known living wolf, 1090F, earned wide recognition, has died at 65, closing a long observa…
Azadi: Daniil Zozulya's Portraits of Young Afghan Exiles
Over three winter months in Brussels, Daniil Zozulya photographed young Afghan exiles living in tents outside a FEDASIL building — a series about ide…
A Year of Planning, One Composite: Kiko Fairbairn's Eclipse in Spain
Brazilian photographer Kiko Fairbairn spent over a year planning his total solar eclipse shoot in northern Spain — a church, sunflowers, and "one of…
Ghaleb Cabbabe Photographs What It Means to Feel at Home in Lebanon
Ghaleb Cabbabe turns his camera on the question of belonging in Lebanon, suggesting that home is something a photograph can show where words and deba…
Martha Cooper Photographed Graffiti's Origins. Decades On, She Hasn't Stopped
Martha Cooper, who documented New York graffiti at its origins, is still photographing decades on — extending a primary record of a movement that out…
Photo Book Speed Date: Josh Aronson's Timed Rotations of Print
Josh Aronson's Photo Book Speed Date, now at Pérez Art Museum Miami, pairs strangers over photo books in timed rounds — and goes global in 2026.