Top stories published by Re-Picture in 2017

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Top Stories published by Re-Picture in 2017

2017

Laura Elizabeth Pohl in Re-Picture

Dec 6, 2017

A call for ethical standards in nonprofit humanitarian photography

When Laura Elizabeth Pohl started…

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Lianne Milton in Re-Picture

Jul 20, 2017

In Conversation with Sachi Cunningham

Sachi Cunningham, 44, is a documentary filmmaker, photographer and Assistant Professor of…

Elie Gardner in Re-Picture

Jun 20, 2017

Movement and survival: Challenging the way we tell refugee stories

On World Refugee Day we ask the…

Elie Gardner in Re-Picture

Mar 31, 2017

Five years of documenting everyday life on Instagram

In March 2012, Everyday Africa launched and gave rise to a movement of everyday life photography. We recount its history and reflect on its impact.

Danielle Villasana in Re-Picture

Nov 24, 2017

In Conversation with the winners of the 2017 Getty Instagram Grant

This year the Getty Instagram…

Everyday Incarceration in Re-Picture

Jul 27, 2017

I ride a nine-hour overnight bus to see my husband in prison

A woman reflects on photographs made of the journey, holding her baby daughter the whole time

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Tracy Crowley in Re-Picture

Feb 12, 2017

Changing how students view the world and each other — in an instant

Educator Tracy Crowley shares her…

Nichole Sobecki in Re-Picture

Apr 9, 2017

In Conversation with Adriana Zehbrauskas

Adriana Zehbrauskas was a recipient of the inaugural Getty Images Instagram Grant in…

Danielle Villasana in Re-Picture

Feb 25, 2017

Emphasizing empathy through pictures

Zoshia Minto, who recently founded Everyday American Muslim…

Elie Gardner in Re-Picture

Aug 25, 2017

In Conversation with Tristan Spinski

Maine-based photographer and writer Tristan Spinski says people don’t remember photographers, they remember photographs. That doesn’t bother him, as he says what’s…

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