Leonor and Marvin are two beloved photo-industry luminaries known for, among other things, being absolutely delightful to collaborate with. Their friendship was forged within The New York Times Magazine at the start of both their careers and has only continued to expand as both the magazine biz and their roles…

Camera Roll is a series of phone pics and vids from some of our favorite people out in the world today. We met Malcolm Khaldi at the International Center of Photography when he was wrapping up his time with one of the programs there. Malcolm is a photographer and artist…

Pete Voelker is always advocating for a better future. Whether that’s in his own personal practice as a photographer documenting activism globally, or his work in the communities he’s a part of–he is one of the most consistently curious people we know. That is why it’s no surprise that he…

Laila Annmarie Stevens is a photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. I became familiar with Laila’s work through Scope of Work’s annual portfolio review, where she shared her ongoing series, “Clayton Sisterhood Project.” As someone who thinks a lot about picturing families, Laila’s project resonated with me. The black and…

We were first introduced to Tommy Kha’s work in 2016 at Marble Hill Camera Club, which is still run by the indelible Patrice Helmar. As Tommy presented his work, mainly showing portraits of various Elvis impersonators throughout Memphis, we were struck by his ability to capture parts of his own…

Sophia Wilson and Paul Hill are both native New Yorkers who are wunderkinds in their own right. The two of them have been collaborating in ways that personally remind me of world building. Sophia and Paul connect people together while creating a space that help enable the people within their…

Alex Thebez: How are you Elizabeth? Elizabeth Renstrom: I’m good. I’m a little fried from the past couple weeks but excited to have this conversation today. ATZ: Okay, well let’s start with my first question, how have things changed for you professionally and creatively since we started TAGTAGTAG so long…

Rebecca Zephyr Thomas is a photographer based in London. Many of us may be familiar with Rebecca’s nostalgic images of the 00s festival and music scenes that became associated with the Indie Sleaze trend. Throughout her career, Rebecca has continued to nurture her passion for photographing people within the creative…

I met Lee Chang Ming through his work on Nope Fun, a blog that documented conversations with various creatives. Chang Ming did not come from a visual background as you might expect him to be. More than 10 years later, I am fortunate enough to be able to call Chang…