Beauty and subtlety distracts from the reality of asylum seekers in this news photos from the US/Mexico border.
Continue ReadingIt's a view you can instantly fall in love with–those saguaros, or giant cactus, sharing a "hug." That is, until you recognize the border wall.
Continue ReadingA close look at the imagery reveals Pence’s political agenda, the tour following a wave of damaging pictures surrounding the migrant crisis.
Continue ReadingThe belief in a photo’s power often resides more in hope than in what we actually know about pictures.
Continue ReadingThe significance of the drowning photograph: America at a tipping point. What it says about Trump. When a photo like this should be seen.
Continue ReadingJoin us for The Visual Representation of the US/Mexico Border Wall in the Media -- the latest Reading the Pictures Salon.
Continue ReadingI know enough to be skeptical that pictures of abuse will call people to action. And yet, that appears to be what is happening right now.
Continue ReadingMigrants and bureaucracy co-exist in these photographs. They become a carnival mirror for border enforcement.
Continue ReadingThese are some images and thoughts that struck me about the visual media coverage of the catastrophe as photos filled galleries and illustrated news stories this morning.
Continue ReadingJoin us at Photoville 2014 for a distinguished panel and our reading and analysis of some of the key photos of 2014.
Continue ReadingSurely images are published from time to time that slip through the editing process. The question, however, is where does one draw the line between documenting and exploiting, between reporting and voyeurism?
Continue ReadingIf the facts of this photo would strain believability for some, it’s further testament to the dominance of controversy and contentious political narratives.
Continue ReadingHas Frankfurter chosen to represent this mother from the most tragically beautiful viewpoint, one directed almost singly at our sense of humanity? Yes, she has.
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