What makes a great portrait? Photographer Richard Renaldi offers his insights and perspective.

In these photographs, witchcraft is shown in its 21st-century guise, documenting the social-media savvy entrepreneurs of Romania’s thriving witch scene and their eye-catching aesthetics.

In this make-shift quasi-legal settlement on the fringes of Bogota, 270 families can be seen as a microcosm of the country’s complicated story: victims of Colombia’s armed conflict, ex-guerrilla members, single mothers, indigenous and afro...

Using self-portraits from photobooths, and footage of playground hazing, photographer Rafael Soldi addresses his queer, Latinx identity, touching on subjects related to childhood, loss, immigration...

A long-time curator at London’s leading public institution dedicated to photography offers great advice for portrait photographers who are looking to take the next step in their careers.

Abandoned nuclear testing sites in the American West remind us that as humans, we often abandon our own progress just as quickly as we construct it, leaving its debris behind without much thought about the future.