The Magazine Pushing the Boundaries of Gay Photography

PUBLICATION

The Magazine Pushing the Boundaries of Gay Photography

BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!

 is back in a celebration of Pride, bringing together 10 photographers from around the world reimagining the possibilities of homoerotic art.

By Miss Rosen

EXHIBITION

The Magic of Colonial Era Photography

Sarah Waiswa reinterprets the archive; how words and pictures can make people appear or disappear.

By Colin Pantall

DISCOVERY

From Cuba to Chile, a Migrant’s Search for Freedom in Latin America

The story of one man’s 4,000-mile journey with a single objective: to earn enough money to purchase a camera.

By Miss Rosen

BOOK

Commuting Under the Divine Light

In his new book entitled 

Roosevelt Station

, New York photographer David Rothenberg captures his subjects awash in the radiant, cathedral-like light of Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street train station’s concourse. These otherwise candid, rush-hour images assume an otherworldly theatrical guise.

By David Campany

STILL AVAILABLE IN OUR LAB SECTION

MASTERCLASS

Masterclass with NOOR Photographers

In the following masterclass, several NOOR photographers, including Andrea Bruce, Nina Berman, Kadir van Lohuizen, Tanya Habjouqa, Jon Lowenstein and Sanne de Wilde will give you their advice on creativity, the art of sequencing and toning, and will explain you how to create a sustainable business model as a photographer.By NOOR Images

TUTORIAL

Shooting With Flash on Assignment, by Nina Berman

A member of NOOR Images, Nina Berman is a documentary photographer, filmmaker, author and educator. Her wide-ranging work looks at American politics, militarism, post violence trauma and resistance. In this 4-chapter course, she will take you with her in Coney Island, New York, to photograph the famous Mermaid Parade. By NOOR Images

FROM THE ARCHIVE

Matt Eich: “I Don't Dress Loud, I Don't Walk Loud, I Don't Talk Loud”

Among many other gifts, Matt Eich has been blessed with a long attention span: His widely praised look at a struggling community in rural Ohio began more than 13 years ago, and he’s been returning to Baptist Town—a Mississippi neighborhood wracked by poverty and violence—for seven years. The result of his ongoing focus? Intimate, seductively subtle stories that sometimes feel like memory itself.

By Bill Shapiro

Blind financially supports the production of visual stories and invites all photographers to submit their portfolios.

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