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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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The Baggage that Lives with You Forever
The Baggage that Lives with You Forever
Photographer Nana Kofi Acquah on the ethics of imaging a pandemic
Danielle Villasana
Apr 1, 2020
Shine a Light in Dark Places
Shine a Light in Dark Places
Donald Weber wonders if photographers should re-think some of the fundamental elements of how they work.
Donald Weber
Jun 17, 2019
Guy Martin’s new book provides an intimate view of the Turkish subconscious through photographs…
Guy Martin’s new book provides an intimate view of the Turkish subconscious through photographs…
Guy Martin was severely injured in 2011 while covering the Arab Spring in Libya. During his year-long recovery, the photographer relocated…
Pinar Istek
Feb 19, 2019
An art-led metamorphosis in New Orleans
An art-led metamorphosis in New Orleans
Three hundred years ago, French explorers led by Jean-Baptiste Le Sieur de Bienville founded a colony on environmentally questionable land…
Nic Brierre Aziz
Nov 28, 2018
Amplifying the impact of photography
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…
Elie Gardner
Sep 11, 2018
Four to Follow #10
Four to Follow #10
Sharing stories from across the African continent by the talented members of the African Photojournalism Database (APJD).
Josephine Higgins
Aug 15, 2018
A statement from The Everyday Projects
A statement from The Everyday Projects
It is our hope and intention that The Everyday Projects might be an exemplar of good conduct, a standard-bearer for sound ethics in our…
Everyday Everywhere
Aug 1, 2018
Frocked, shocked and docked: The 4th of July Invasion of Fire Island
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 Island…
Stephen Mayes
Jul 4, 2018
Four To Follow #9
Four To Follow #9
Sharing stories from across the African continent by the talented members of the African Photojournalism Database (APJD).
Juliette Garms
Jun 7, 2018
Taking charge: Women journalists build a more inclusive industry
Taking charge: Women journalists build a more inclusive industry
From websites and newsrooms to databases and collectives, women are working to overcome sexism and discrimination as they shape a new…
Danielle Villasana
May 9, 2018
The impact of photography amidst the extinction of the mass media
The impact of photography amidst the extinction of the mass media
Danielle Jackson examines the limits of diversifying the field of photography in an age of fragmented media.
Danielle Jackson
Apr 20, 2018
“You have to be a good shapeshifter”
“You have to be a good shapeshifter”
Sometimes the job requires going back into the closet for Bradley Secker, a British photojournalist based in Turkey. In one moment, he…
Bradley Secker
Apr 12, 2018
Supporting local journalism in sub-Saharan Africa
Supporting local journalism in sub-Saharan Africa
International outlets should be hiring more local journalists — but these journalists need better pay, more training, and improved equality…
Ricci Shryock
Apr 6, 2018
Working around reductionism in Afghanistan
Working around reductionism in Afghanistan
Photojournalist Andrew Quilty reflects on his place as an outsider in Afghanistan, exploring themes of reality versus role-playing…
Andrew Quilty
Mar 29, 2018
Four to Follow #8
Four to Follow #8
Sharing stories from across the African continent by the talented members of the African Photojournalism Database (APJD).
Josephine Higgins
Mar 27, 2018
Blind spots: The dangers of unchecked social bias in race and media
Blind spots: The dangers of unchecked social bias in race and media
Unexamined prejudice is a bigger problem in newsrooms than outright racism. Only by looking inward to examine — and repair — our biases can…
Shaminder Dulai
Mar 22, 2018
How we tell stories of conflict
How we tell stories of conflict
Civilian casualties have increased since the turn of the century, but narratives of war are often dominated by dramatic front-line imagery…
Elie Gardner
Mar 16, 2018
The ethics of seeing
The ethics of seeing
Neeta Satam discusses combating colonialism and sensationalism in photographing “the other” to bring equitable discourse to…
Neeta Satam
Mar 15, 2018
Truth-Telling: Exploring problems and possible solutions in the media industry
Truth-Telling: Exploring problems and possible solutions in the media industry
Re-Picture launches an 8-part series that questions factors contributing to issues such as sensationalism, reductionism, racism…
Danielle Villasana
Mar 14, 2018
Afghan women photographers document the lives of women in Kabul
Afghan women photographers document the lives of women in Kabul
Everyday Afghanistan features the work of nine Afghan women photographers.
Everyday Everywhere
Feb 20, 2018
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