Photographer Ryo Minemizu captures vibrant images of tiny, rarely seen ocean creatures during challenging blackwater dives at ...

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Documentary photography: A journey from truth to interpretation in visual storytelling The formal aim of social documentary was initially to keep records, but by the 1930s, it evolved to enlighten ...

The winners of the 2025 World Press Photo Contest have been announced, and the winning selection showcases some of the world’s best photojournalism and documentary photography. Forty-two winners ...

Kharkiv: Capital of Alternative Photography is now accessible to more then 7 million viewers on ARTE.TV, which embark on an extraordinary exploration of Ukraine. “Our development process with ...

And obviously, that’s part of the kind of like excitement and beauty of this documentary photography. But now nothing feels lost because we’re all documenting everything all the time.

Essentially documentary photography does not possess an essence of “factual truth”, but rather, presents interpretations of human actions, and these interpretations are those of the observers.

The formal aim of social documentary was initially to keep records, but by the 1930s, it evolved to enlighten and educate. Photographers gathered images to develop a ‘picture story’—a ...

From there, The Camera Never Lies continues: one area explores issues of authorship in modern documentary photography, and another reflects on how artificial intelligence algorithms interpret images.

The Hôtel de l'Industrie invites you to come and discover the new edition of the international Photo Doc. fair, from November 4 to 7, 2024. It's the must-attend event for documentary photography ...

These photography shows are some of the most exciting this fall Exhibitions opening in New York, Richmond and D.C. will remind us of the glories of this lately debased medium.