Photography

The "Ville de Demain" urban planning program raises fresh questions about how photographers document cities in transition, and the 17th-century painter Nicolas Régnier offers a surprising visual toolkit for doing it well.

By Sofia · 2 min read

Photography

The Case for Shooting in the Rain

Why wet streets, fogged lenses, and grey skies might be the most honest conditions a photographer can work in.

By Sofia · 2 min read

Photography

In Defence of the Unsharp Image

Sharpness is a technical value, not an aesthetic one, and the obsession with it has cost photography some of its most expressive possibilities.

By Sofia · 2 min read

Photography

Painting Light Into the City of Tomorrow: What Photographers Can Learn from Nicolas Régnier

The Case for Shooting in the Rain

In Defence of the Unsharp Image