Music is the soul of the community, or, at least a voice. One which is less censored and, often, protest-tilted — whatever can’t be said with words will be expressed through music. The liberating power of music unites like-minded people and bands them into subcultures moved by rhythms, feelings and…

An endless battle between people and corporations looks like something granted by the default world order: cinematically-arrogant and insidious villains are selflessly seeking ways to gain dominion and protect their wealth, joyfully harming humanity at the same time. …

The confrontation goes beyond the competition facilities at recent Olympics games when the biggest sports event on the planet turns into a mixture of political and public health disputes. — As more than 80% of the Japanese population were against the Olympics being held when asked back in May, many of them now flee to the streets of Tokyo and other capitals calling for an end not only to this event but to the whole organization.

In the third week of meaningful stories, we have proven to ourselves that this initiative and how we do that resonates with both photographers’ and readers’ interests. —

In the afternoon of March 11, around ten years ago, the East coast of Japan was hit by one of the strongest earthquakes in the country’s modern history. — The Tōhoku earthquake and subsequent tsunami, also known as the East Japan Great Earthquake, caused the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, wrecked the fates of thousands and took countless lives. Years after the tragedy, Pengkuei Ben Huang began to regularly visit the region in order to photographically cover the aftermath. Being…

One of the key goals for us — to be a truly worldwide project without geographic borders — is already fulfilled from week one. Thanks to the initial base of followers, kind support from the community and recently joined authors we break our own concerns about fighting the social network’s…

I was asked a good question yesterday: … how you will differentiate your subscription service from existing photojournalistic media such as The New York Times or LensCulture, as they also provide the audience with photographic documentary stories. And another one a few days ago: There is so much good photography…

When I have some free time or got tired too much from work, I start doing even more work but in a different direction or field, and it should be about photography. This happened in April 2019 when I launched The Phooks. The preceding months have been grueling due to…