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Full Interview: Documenting America’s Fault Lines

Documenting America’s Fault Lines

Reflecting on Work I Made as an Art Student: Part Two

Reflecting on Work I Made as an Art Student: Part One

Something in the Air

How Do You Match Your Lighting to a Story?

Recreating Hospital Lighting for a Feature about Covid-19 Treatments

I Fucked up a Portrait of the Navy Seal Who Shot Osama Bin Laden

A Self-Portrait in Quarantine

Inside My Camera Bag

Searching for a Story in the Heart of Australia - Part 2

Searching for a Story in the Heart of Australia - Part 1

Contact Sheet: Amy Adams

Understanding Early Motherhood Through Photography

An invitation to ask me questions about anything you like

Translating a Psychedelic Experience with Photography

Boredom, Fragility, and Exhaustion in the Forever War

An Experimental Portrait of Trauma

The Photos You Have to Leave Behind

Inside the Process of Editing a Photo Feature

Chasing Climate Change in the American West

The Ambush

A Photographer’s Life on the Ground as Afghanistan Faces an Uncertain Future

When a Photograph Fits Into the Story You Want to Tell

How I Develop a Personal Project

The Bombs They Carried

The Photo Books That Made Me Love Photography 

A Love Letter to Photography

A Last-Minute Shoot with Mike Pompeo

Jessica Dimmock on Transitioning from Documentary Photography to Film

What’s your favorite lighting style?

On Alienating and Isolating Your Subject

Outtakes, Contact Sheets, and What I Learned at the Border

Collaborative Portraits with Migrants

Developing a Mood for a Portrait Sitting

Brendan, Queen of the Desert

Deconstructing the Colonial Gaze

Feeling Lost and Pushing Through

Portraits of Dissent and a Manifestation of Surveillance

Reader Thread: How Should a Photographer be Present?

A Portrait of Trauma

Unpacking Propaganda in ‘Sorry for the War’

Improvised and Ambient Light

Rituals and Repetition on the Street with Daniel Arnold

Documenting Afghans in the Forever War

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