Album - Emily Schiffer , The Fence

In this ongoing project, Emily Schiffer combines imagestaken of her family over the past eight years to form new narratives about intimacy and silence, youth and aging, unresolved relationships, and love.

Riding the trails in Tromsø - Jaakko Posti

"Norway is a once-in-a-lifetime destination and the essence of its appeal is remarkably simple: this is one of the most beautiful countries on earth."

The Forgotten Mountains, rebel-controlled Darfur, Sudan - Adriane Ohanesian, The Fence

"I have often found that the most upsetting scenes, while difficult and heart wrenching to watch are the most important to photograph."

thehub - Managing archives, printing, promotion & art sales

thehub, createdby theprintspace, has been given a make over. thehub isa single platform for professional photographers & artists to manage their archives, printing, promotion & art sales.

Submit for The Fence 2017 - Exhibiting in 7 major US cities

The competition is aunique opportunityto be seen by 4million+ people, and to win a $5,000 project support grant, a Leica T Camera Package, a solo exhibition at Photoville 2017, and more.

The best entries: 2017 ZEISS Photography Award 'Seeing Beyond'

On the blog this week, our editorial teamtake a look back at some of the best entries to the ZEISS Photography Award 'Seeing Beyond'.

On the chase - A world of light and shadow with Mitch Dobrowner

"It may soundstrange to some, but I need to talk to the sub­ject when I’m shoot­ing, in my own way and with my own voice. When I get to that place I know things will hap­pen."

The Chronicler of our Age - Interview with Martin Parr

"What excites me most is the fact we still have dedicated photographers that want to get out into this crazy world we live in - that seems to be getting crazier every moment."

The Current of the Pacific Ocean - Delaney Allen

"I think naturally I might view things in a little bit of a different way but I also know when it comes to editing to try to differ from any sort of trends that might be going on."

Jennifer Loeber - MACK First Book Award nominee

"It grew increasingly harder to ignore the allure of that sexy red light in the darkroom though and by the end of high school I was totally immersed in photography."
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