Andrew Zheludkov

Christopher Anderson versus the “theater of politics” — how a controversial Vanity Fair photoshoot erased the familiar norms of portrait ethics. Last week, news feeds were flooded with a “one-click scandal.”

In contemporary American portrait photography, Gregory Heisler occupies a unique place. His approach is often summed up by a phrase that perfectly captures his method: the eye of an artist, the mind of a scientist, and the heart of a journalist.

Street photography is like hunting without a weapon. You go out into the city, look for interesting scenes, capture people’s emotions, the play of light, and unexpected moments. It can be funny, unsettling, sometimes even risky.

Janet Mendelsohn was not just a photographer — she was an observer, someone who used her camera to understand the world rather than simply document it.

There's a phrase that dominates all photography forums, one that many have encountered and some may even have used: "I'm an artist! I see it this way!"

The Pulitzer Prizes, founded in 1917 through the will of newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer, are annual awards presented by Columbia University in New York. They honor achievements in journalism, literature, and the arts across the United States.