Step into these rich, contemplative landscape photographs and feel yourself drawn away into the wordless beauty of the natural world.

Imagined spaces within space, geometry, an animated expanse that is apparently empty — but seen by the photographer, and now, by you.

In a photo-essay from the renowned Vaganova Ballet Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia, Rachel Papo documents how, from the age of ten until eighteen, twelve hours a day, six days a week, young ballet students live lives of fierce competition.

Like fragments of multi-layered complex memories, these monochrome “glitch and collage” images work together by simultaneously coming apart and finding each other, putting the pieces together again.

200 Roma families who lived in a ghetto on the banks of one of Belgrades’s most important rivers have been run off the land, which is now considered premium real estate coveted by the elite class. Matt Lutton reports.

Mesmerizing and inventive images that explore the vibrancy and energy of Nigerian youth culture—it’s no wonder that Namsa Leuba was chosen as one of this year’s Foam Talents.