Great news, we've just added even more inspiring contemporary photography to our latest issue of Lens Culture! PLUS, the deadline to enter your photos in our first international photo...

Eleven years ago, in the attic of a tenement house in the town of Debica, more than 1,000 damaged glass negative plates were discovered. Most of them depicted expressive portraits of anonymous individuals who lived in the neighborhood during the 20s...

Shanghaï, 2008 © Klavdij Sluban, from the new book Transsibériades Klavdij Sluban won the European Publishers Award for Photography 2009, for his book Transsibériades. The book, from publishers ActesSud, appeared simultaneously in five European...

We’re very excited to announce this all-new issue of Lens Culture. It’s online now, and filled with an eclectic, global hit of some of the best photography that is happening around the world. All of the winners of our first International Exposure...

Les femmes du Maroc: Harem Beauty #2, 2008 © Lalla Essaydi Courtesy Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York Lens Culture is delighted to partner with Paris Photo again this year. Paris Photo is the largest and perhaps most important international photography...

Nigeria, 2004 © Ed Kashi © Prix Pictet Ltd. 2009 Twelve outstanding photographers have been chosen as finalists for this year's Prix Pictet competition. Lens Culture offers a visual review of more than 30 of the shortlisted photos. The annual prize...

After sifting through and evaluating more than 6,000 photographs submitted by photographers from 48 countries on six continents … the panel of judges for the Lens Culture International Exposure Awards 2009 have chosen the winners. Top prize went to...