I have been thinking a lot recently about the power of photographic essays to create change and influence the way the viewer thinks about the world. I think the power of photography now is to show people something they have never seen before and then allowing the viewer to make decisions on how they interact [...]
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Obama’s Homeland
Kakuma Refugee Camp
My girlfriend didn’t believe that my father actually made my mother’s ring on the Boston College campus so my father dug up some of his old photo albums. I loved these two and figured that I wouldn’t get into too much trouble if I posted them.
Interview with Dominic Nahr on NPPA’s The Visual Student
Fifty People, One Question: Brooklyn
XKCD’s Science Montage
Eastbound by Ikuru Kuwajima
Sandhogs by Gina LeVay
Keith Bedford’s Year in Photos