SPOTLIGHT

Advice for Portrait Photographers

One of America’s leading photographers offers his insights about making great photographic portraits.

Interview with Todd Hido

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Capturing candid moments on the streets of New York, Nina Welch-Kling’s harmonious compositions brim with the melodies of everyday life where an ensemble of different characters come together to form a shimmering whole.

A salvaged box of “failed” images becomes the raw material for new, grid compositions—transforming discarded fragments into fresh stories told through traces, objects, and unexpected visual connections.

In his uncanny photographs—the outcome of spending hours outside at night refining his set-up—Reuben Wu uses drone-mounted lights to illuminate natural landscapes in remote locations across the world.

Blending self-portraiture, still life, and mythic gesture, Rebecca Horne’s “Clay Feet” charts the unstable terrain of transformation as an embodied act of making, unmaking, and reclaiming the...

For more than 20 years, Roy Kahmann has been discovering and promoting talented photographers through his successful network of publications, gallery and international art fairs.

Layering historic kimonos and family photographs, Aiko Wakao Austin creates her own interpretation of her inheritance, drawing on her background in journalism, photography and translation to create a rich and intimate story.