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American Photo is the essential magazine for everyone who is passionately interested in the art, craft and culture of photography at its highest level. Each issue provides a showcase of inspiring imagery, tells the stories behind the photographs, and identifies the trends, people, themes and tools that photography enthusiasts must know about now.

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Jun 04

The Sun-Times Photo Layoffs: What We're Losing

The Sun-Times Photo Layoffs: What We're Losing
There's been plenty of reactions on the web this week to the Chicago Sun Times's decision to eliminate all of its full-time photography... show more
There's been plenty of reactions on the web this week to the Chicago Sun Times's decision to eliminate all of its full-time photography positions.read moreThe Sun-Times Photo Layoffs: What We're Losing     show less
Jun 03

Negative Treasure Trove

Negative Treasure Trove
We've all heard that "film is dead," or at least dying, but where is it actually laid to rest? If it was born in China, it might wind up... show more
We've all heard that "film is dead," or at least dying, but where is it actually laid to rest? If it was born in China, it might wind up being salvaged for its silver—or purchased by Thomas Sauvin, a French collector in Beijing who has been going through old negatives in China en masse. Check out the video below to see what I mean: read moreNegative Treasure Trove     show less

Fragments of 1971 Paris, On View Today in New York

Fragments of 1971 Paris, On View Today in New York
For most people outside of Japan, the words “Japanese photography” call to mind one of a few names: Daido Moriyama, Nobuyoshi Araki,... show more
For most people outside of Japan, the words “Japanese photography” call to mind one of a few names: Daido Moriyama, Nobuyoshi Araki, perhaps late Shomei Tomatsu. read moreFragments of 1971 Paris, On View Today in New York     show less
May 31

Photojournalism of the Week: May 31, 2013

Photojournalism of the Week: May 31, 2013
Photo by Osman Orsal / ReutersBe sure to check out our archive of past Photojournalism of the Week galleries, where you will find more... show more
Photo by Osman Orsal / ReutersBe sure to check out our archive of past Photojournalism of the Week galleries, where you will find more great work. Photojournalism of the Week: May 31, 2013     show less
May 30

In California's Empty Pools, Skateboard Photos Become Epic Landscapes

In California's Empty Pools, Skateboard Photos Become Epic Landscapes
It's a familiar image to anyone with even cursory exposure to surf and skate culture: shirtless, long-haired dudes shredding empty... show more
It's a familiar image to anyone with even cursory exposure to surf and skate culture: shirtless, long-haired dudes shredding empty concrete bowls on skateboards in the razor-sharp California sunshine. But when I leafed through POOLS by skate/surf photo legend Craig Fineman, which depicts a single day's skate session in the late 1970s, I saw this well-documented visual trope from an interesting new angle,. read moreIn California's Empty Pools, Skateboard Photos Become Epic Landscapes     show less

Behind the Lens: Lucas Jackson on His Long Exposures of the Oklahoma Tornado Aftermath

Behind the Lens: Lucas Jackson on His Long Exposures of the Oklahoma Tornado Aftermath
Photo by Lucas Jackson/ReutersIf you follow our regular Photojournalism of the Week series, Lucas Jackson's name should be... show more
Photo by Lucas Jackson/ReutersIf you follow our regular Photojournalism of the Week series, Lucas Jackson's name should be familiar. We featured his image when a gunman open fired in front of the Empire State Building and when hurricane Sandy ravaged the New York metropolitan area. read moreBehind the Lens: Lucas Jackson on His Long Exposures of the Oklahoma Tornado Aftermath     show less
May 29

Japan's Young Space Cadets Learn to Fly

Japan's Young Space Cadets Learn to Fly
Photo by © Daisuke YokotaOver the past few of weeks I've been ruminating about the ways we look at photography in digital and analog... show more
Photo by © Daisuke YokotaOver the past few of weeks I've been ruminating about the ways we look at photography in digital and analog forms: first it was 10x10, a mostly-offline event for looking at photobooks, then Shashasha, an iPad app that's opening up Japanese (and Asian) photobooks to a worldwide audience. read moreJapan's Young Space Cadets Learn to Fly     show less
May 28

Wayne Miller, Documenter Of Postwar Black Culture in Chicago, Dies

Wayne Miller, Documenter Of Postwar Black Culture in Chicago, Dies
Photo by © Wayne Miller/MagnumWayne Miller, a Magnum photographer best known for his groundbreaking portrait of Chicago's post-war black... show more
Photo by © Wayne Miller/MagnumWayne Miller, a Magnum photographer best known for his groundbreaking portrait of Chicago's post-war black culture boom, died last week at the age of 94.  read moreWayne Miller, Documenter Of Postwar Black Culture in Chicago, Dies     show less
May 27

Doubly Nostalgic Photographs

Doubly Nostalgic Photographs
A couple of months ago, I ran some images by a young Dutch photographer, Maurice van Es. read... show more
A couple of months ago, I ran some images by a young Dutch photographer, Maurice van Es. read moreDoubly Nostalgic Photographs     show less
May 23

A Rare Look at the "Uncontacted" People of Tí

A Rare Look at the "Uncontacted" People of Tí
Photo by © Koos BreukelAround the world today, cultures with no major arterial connection to modernity are increasingly rare, and as a... show more
Photo by © Koos BreukelAround the world today, cultures with no major arterial connection to modernity are increasingly rare, and as a result, a source of increasing curiosity from the rest of the world. Wikipedia, of course, keeps a directory of these cultures on a fascinating page called "Uncontacted peoples". The gramatical naming of this page is apt—with these isolated cultures, we're almost always the ones doing the contacting. read moreA Rare Look at the "Uncontacted" People of Tí     show less
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