Tagged: photography
Extended Edit: Chicago Fire, Families
In our annual photography issue, we usually showcase multiple essays from different photographers. This year, we dedicated all that space to a single feature by Daniel Shea. Last year, Shea photographed our cover story on … read more »
Extended Edit: Chicago Fire, CeaseFire
In our annual photography issue, we usually showcase multiple essays from different photographers. This year, we dedicated all that space to a single feature by Daniel Shea. Last year, Shea photographed our cover story on … read more »
Extended Edit: Chicago Fire, Cliques
In our annual photography issue, we usually showcase multiple essays from different photographers. This year, we dedicated all that space to a single feature by Daniel Shea. Last year, Shea photographed our cover story on … read more »
Extended Edit: Chicago Fire, Englewood
In our annual photography issue, we usually showcase multiple essays from different photographers. This year, we dedicated all that space to a single feature by Daniel Shea. Last year, Shea photographed our cover story on … read more »
Chicago Fire: A Photo Essay by Daniel Shea
On the ground, navigating the city’s epidemic of youth violence. READ MORE: Interview: Chicago journalist Alex Kotlowitz reflects on 20 years of reporting on the effects of violence in the city he loves. Read an … read more »
Look: Ruvan Wijesooriya’s Seven-Year Portrait of LCD Soundsystem
From 2004 until the day LCD Soundsystem quit being a band, Ruvan Wijesooriya followed the group, first as a fan, and then as their adopted resident photographer. This month, powerHouse Books is releasing a monograph … read more »
How To: Take a Portrait
This week, as kids and adults head back to schools around the globe, we’ve joined the collective teaching moment with a series of “How To” videos, a sort of FADER school taught by some talented … read more »
Malick Sidibé’s Portraits of Mali
Out this month from Rizzoli is a curation of images from iconic photographer Malick Sidibé, who began documenting the country of Mali in the early 1960s after its break from the French colonial system. Taken … read more »
Picturing Sun Glitters: Victor Ferreira Crafts Images to Match His Sound
Most of Sun Glitters’ album covers rely heavily on double exposure and feature a young girl obscured in a photographic haze. She dances on a beach, her big toe barely touching the sand as she … read more »
Sam Falls: Family Portrait
Sam Falls quit his day job about a year ago. Since then, he’s been able to make art—photos manipulated with paint, dyed fabric and homemade paper—full-time, having had a string of successful solo shows in … read more »
