Ben Toms releases a series of surreal postcards
Inspired by adaptive mimicry, camouflage and disguise, his first personal print project launches today at San Francisco Art Book Fair
The people writing Craigslist’s ‘Strictly Platonic’ ads
Peter Garritano shares a series of portraits he’s taken of people who post ads on Craigslist in the hopes of finding a like-minded friend
This photo book addresses the fetishisation of Asian women
Using mimicry to subvert the stereotypes imposed on Asian women and their bodies, XING enlists a roster of photographers to explore identity and ‘Othering’
Inside Manchester’s legendary acid house club The Haçienda
Local photographer Peter Walsh documented the city’s high voltage acid house movement before the police cracked down on its clubs
The only photos you need to see from last month
The artist all over Kendrick Lamar’s new video, Tørbjørn Rødland’s exercise in uncomfortable, Wes Anderson and Stephen Shore collide in a new book, and the weirdest, darkest examples of stock imagery
How to capture the aura of a person on camera
Mick Rock – ‘The Man Who Shot The Seventies’ – explains how to access the other-worldly, electromagnetic charisma of your subject
Beautiful photos bring ancient hair traditions to the future
Lagos-based photographer Medina Dugger puts a modern spin on ancient Nigerian braiding traditions
Women share their everyday public harassment experiences
Photographer Eliza Hatch is using empowering portraiture to catalogue women’s experiences of public sexual harassment with her project Cheer Up Luv
How one woman used her camera to defy a dictatorship
Paz Errazuriz went under the radar to make some of the most important – and dangerous – images of Chile in the 1970s and 80s
Follow a femme fatale through darkly sexual photos
Photographer Maxime Ballesteros uses the stiletto heel for a wicked exploration into the human condition
