The War Within: In "Open Wounds," Photographer Younes Mohammad Captures the Challenges of Life after Combat
In his series “Open Wounds,” Iraqi Kurdish photographer Younes Mohammad tells the stories of Peshmerga veterans and their families battling
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Rachael Talibart: Tides, Tempests, and Ghosts in Shells
British photographer Rachael Talibart captures the moods of the ocean. While her critically acclaimed series “Sirens” portrays the wild temper
Emerald Arguelles: "Isn't it Beautiful"
Savannah-based photographer Emerald Arguelles addresses the lack of representation and inclusivity in photography by celebrating the Black Experience. Her latest
Sleeping Giants: A Dive into the Wondrous World of Whales
Australian underwater photographer Jasmine Carey spends southern winter with humpbacks breeding in the tropical waters of Tonga. In the northern
Border Crossing Creatures at the West Bank Barrier
Netta Laufer’s photo and video installation “25ft” shows animals close to the Israeli West Bank barrier on military camera
James Hayman: Ode to New Orleans
The director, producer, and photographer James Hayman shows scenes from the daily life of New Orleans in intimate black-and-white imagery.
Photojournalist Maika Elan Documents People's Devotion to Pets
In her photo series “Ain’t Talkin’ Just Lovin’,” Vietnamese photojournalist Nguyen Thanh Hai, known professionally as Maika Elan, documents
Greenland and Antarctica: Fragile Forces of Nature
American artist Patricia Carr Morgan photographed the world’s largest ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland. She describes the ice