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...

One of the joys of Paris Photo is the many opportunities the fair offers to meet face-to-face photographers whose work you've admired for years. Here's a selection of the events we at Lens Culture are most looking forward to, plus a link to each...

We're such big fans of publishing on demand with Blurb that we decided to use their service to make our own photobook showcasing the winners of the Lens Culture International Exposure Awards. Click below to see a preview (hint: click on full screen in...

Vee Speers, Untitled #3, from the series The Birthday Party, 2007 Recognized Internationally for its discovery, support and presentation of talented photographers, FotoFest Houston last week opened a new exhibition: International Discoveries II. The...

We were thrilled to hear about this new exhibition, Three Concerned Women, opening this week at the Griffin Photography Museum in Massachusetts. Susan S. Bank, Stella Johnson and Rania Matar share an interest in a humanist approach to photography....

Wow, we just redecorated our editorial offices with these three outrageously cool photographs by Polish photographer Andrzej Kramarz, and they look so great! The prints are big, and the colors are crisp and vibrant. Everyone who wanders in wants to...