With immense precision and loving attention, David Shannon-Lier creates marks on the earth that meet with the heavenly bodies—the results are stunning, land art-style photographs that allow us to ponder our place in the universe.

These monumental landscape photographs address our universal need for authenticity in an increasingly manufactured world.

These graphic, layered images explore the materiality of photography while also offering a beautifully dark vision of our world. One of our picks for photobook of the year. 

Over a decade ago, Takashi Arai decided he wanted to work chronologically through the historical techniques of analog photography. To this day, he remains stuck on the daguerreotype. Learn more about this contemporary master of the timeless method.

City trees in Buenos Aires show their individual character and awkward charm in this series of portraits by Emma Livingston.

Over the past year, South Korea was rocked by political scandal, resulting in the ousting of disgraced president Park Geun-hye. A Korean-American photographer takes us inside this historic moment with his stirring, visually distinctive images.