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LensCulture New Discoveries at Photo London 2025 - Photographs by LensCulture Award Winners
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LensCulture New Discoveries at Photo London 2025 - Photographs by LensCulture Award Winners

LensCulture New Discoveries at Photo London 2025LensCulture EditorsLensCulture returns to Photo London with a group show featuring remarkable work by 68 photographers from 24 countries — an up-to-the-minute overview of contemporary photography from around the globe.LensCulture is thrilled to return to host an expansive group exhibition during Photo London at the fabulous Somerset House. LensCulture New Discoveries at Photo London 2025 is a group…Read Article
Between Blood and Glitter - Photographs and text by Jana Margarete Schuler
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Between Blood and Glitter - Photographs and text by Jana Margarete Schuler

Between Blood and GlitterJana Margarete SchulerIn Ciudad Juárez, female wrestlers, Luchadoras, fight for respect and safety while inspiring young girls to seek equality inside and outside the ring.Located on the U.S.-Mexico border, Ciudad Juárez is one of the most dangerous cities in the world for females. Countless girls and women go missing each year, many never to be found again. In a city where females don’t feel safe leaving their homes alo…Read Article
I Love It Here, I Hate It Here - Photographs and text by Alexander Iglesias
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I Love It Here, I Hate It Here - Photographs and text by Alexander Iglesias

I Love It Here, I Hate It HereAlexander IglesiasA personal narrative depicting the escape from a life of drugs in Tennessee after being inspired by making images.I went to high school in Chattanooga, Tennessee. I am one of a handful of the graduates from there to go to college, let alone leave the state. I never wanted to go, I wanted to stay there and do drugs with my buddies like we always had. I got my first camera when I turned 16. I started…Read Article

What the Rain Might Bring - Photographs by Dylan Hausthor | Interview by Sophie Wright

What the Rain Might BringDylan HausthorIn this new book, Dylan Hausthor weaves together a slippery tale of glowing spiderwebs, strange rituals and creatures of all kinds. Blurring the lines between reality and imagination, “What the Rain May Bring” beckons us into a liminal space that speaks to our post-fact world.The world laid forth in What the Rain Might Bring is a wet and spirited one. Full of mysterious creatures—both human and beyond, both…Read Article

Close to Home - Photographs by Kalum Ko | Essay by Magali Duzant

Close to HomeKalum KoPeriodically returning from New York to his hometown in British Columbia, Kalum Ko’s keenly observed ongoing series charts the emotional push and pull of the community he grew up in.How many homes will we have in a lifetime? Are they places, people, or feelings? Is home a decision we make or something that we fall into? When it comes to home, there are endless variations. “Shall we go home?” my partner asked one night. We we…Photography · KimberleyRead Article

Rocío - Photographs by Austin Quintana | Text by Marigold Warner |

RocíoAustin QuintanaAustin Quintana’s documentation of life in New Mexico taps into a sense of timelessness, picturing a place that feels as though it hasn’t changed in centuries.Like many graduates of the COVID-19 years, Austin Quintana saw his plans for the future turn upside down. The photographer graduated from Boston’s Emerson College in 2019, and had planned to spend his first year out of school focusing on photographing the city with his …Coronavirus · New MexicoRead Article

Between Blood and Glitter - Photographs and text by Jana Margarete Schuler

Between Blood and GlitterJana Margarete SchulerIn Ciudad Juárez, female wrestlers, Luchadoras, fight for respect and safety while inspiring young girls to seek equality inside and outside the ring.Located on the U.S.-Mexico border, Ciudad Juárez is one of the most dangerous cities in the world for females. Countless girls and women go missing each year, many never to be found again. In a city where females don’t feel safe leaving their homes alo…Chihuahua, Mexico · ChihuahuaRead Article

New Capital - Photographs by Nick Hannes | Interview by Sophie Wright

New CapitalNick HannesThis book explores the global trend of ‘trophy cities’—new capital cities built from scratch to showcase political power and control, often at the expense of local needs.What does a city built from scratch look like? In theory, it’s a chance to create a utopia that respond to the social, economic and environmental challenges of the time. As Nick Hannes’ book New Capital reveals, the reality proves to be much darker. Travell…Federal District · Federal DistrictRead Article

Time Capsule - Photographs by Laure Winants | Essay by Erik Vroons

Time CapsuleLaure WinantsIn her Arctic mission, Laure Winants fuses art, science, and technology, exploring photography’s potential to capture the optical and luminous phenomena of the North and address its environmental issues.What sounds are captured inside an iceberg? How does the chemical composition of water translate into an image? In Time Capsule, photographer Laure Winants embarks on a unique exploration of the Arctic’s optical and lumin…Photography · United StatesSee the Story

#053kids - Photographs by Toby Binder | Interview by Sophie Wright

#053kidsToby BinderToby Binder’s intimate documentary-portraits explore the intersecting struggles of poverty, belonging, and identity faced by young people living on the margins of rich, industrial Germany.In a country where they feel like outsiders, the young residents of Duisburg-Hochfeld’s “053” neighborhood cling to a sense of belonging in a place shaped by poverty and crime. “The kids I photograph often don’t know their parents’ home count…Poverty · DuisburgRead Article

Rite of Passage - Photographs by Noor Kaur Randhawa | Text by Marigold Warner

Rite of PassageNoor Kaur RandhawaCreated over three years, “Rite of Passage” captures Randhawa and her friends as they navigate girlhood, identity, and self-discovery growing up in Delhi.“Growing up as a girl in Delhi, you’re hyper-aware of your position in society,” says Noor Kaur Randhawa. Delhi is notoriously unsafe for women; a recent survey by the UN found that 95% of women and girls feel unsafe in the city’s public spaces. “Even simple thi…Delhi, India · DelhiRead Article

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