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The Baggage that Lives with You Forever

Photographer Nana Kofi Acquah on the ethics of imaging a…

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Shine a Light in Dark Places

Donald Weber wonders if photographers should re-think some of the…

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Pinar Istek in Re-Picture

Guy Martin’s new book provides an intimate view of the Turkish subconscious through photographs

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An art-led metamorphosis in New Orleans

Three hundred years ago, French explorers led by…

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Amplifying the impact of photography

PhotoWings founder Suzie Katz urges that lessons from photography and the thinking behind it are far more universal and compelling than we realize.

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Four to Follow #10

Sharing stories from across the African continent by the talented members of the…

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A statement from The Everyday Projects

It is our hope and intention that The Everyday Projects might be an exemplar of good…

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Frocked, shocked and docked: The 4th of July Invasion of Fire Island

Throughout the United States, people gather to celebrate independence day at parades and parties — but for those celebrating on Fire…

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Four To Follow #9

Sharing stories from across the African continent by the talented members of the…

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Go to the profile of Danielle Villasana
Danielle Villasana in Re-Picture

Taking charge: Women journalists build a more inclusive industry

From websites and newsrooms to…

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We are creating new generations of storytellers and audiences that recognize the need for multiple perspectives in portraying the cultures that define us. Re-Picture is an online publication of The Everyday Projects.
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