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Daft Punk, the Chemical Brothers, and a car park after-party in Birmingham all make an appearance. Mark McNulty Liverpool photographer Mark McNulty will publish In Clubland: 35 Summers of Love, a 240-page book collecting more than 550 of his photographs of club culture, on November 5 via Modern Sky. The book opens in 1990 at…
I’ve rebought the same phone case three separate times because I liked how it fit in my hand, how it aged, how it just felt like mine. So when phone camera lens systems started requiring a dedicated case to work, I felt a specific kind of resistance. Buying a great lens shouldn’t mean breaking up…
This is what summer looks like for New York City teens Parks, beach, rinse and repeat. By Tommy Maidment Photographer Tommy Maidment, Abie Niedzwiecki Tommy Maidment Summer’s in full swing in New York City, and there’s no shortage of things to do in the city: skateboarding, playing soccer, going to the beach, or hitting a…
Cutesy analog-inspired cameras that also serve as keychains are probably all over your feed, if it’s anything like mine. And just when you thought you might be satisfied with the one you already have (if you actually have one), they go ahead and release new designs that make you want to replace what you have,…
Lo-fi photography has quietly staged a comeback over the past several years. Grainy film shots and pixel-heavy images have become a sought-after look among photographers and casual snappers alike, partly as a reaction to the almost clinical sharpness of modern smartphone cameras. The Game Boy Camera, Nintendo’s cartridge-based accessory from 1998, sits at the center…
Smartphone photography has come a long way, but there’s always been a tension between what these cameras can do and what serious photographers actually want from them. Most flagships rely on heavy computational processing that smooths, brightens, and sharpens images into something generically appealing. For photographers who value accuracy over flattery and real control over…
Somewhere in your home, there’s likely a camera that used to mean something. A Nikon FM2 inherited from a parent, a Canon AE-1 found at a flea market, a Pentax K1000 that still smells faintly of old leather. These bodies were built with a precision and intention that most modern cameras rarely replicate. The feel…
After a decade of photographing the young and disheveled, Collins is sharing her own take on stardom. It’s not always pretty. Petra Collins Photo by Petra Collins Petra Collins’ work has always blurred the lines of ecstasy and horror, girlhood and maturity, of what is innocent and what is fleeting. In her seventh book,…
Film cameras have had a strange little comeback, and not in the way anyone expected. It’s not that people find waiting days for developed photos convenient. It’s that pulling a mechanical viewfinder to your eye still feels more deliberate, more personal, than tapping a glass screen. Vintage bodies from the 1970s and ’80s have become…
An interview with photographers Jacqueline Emery and David Lei about photographing the owls and coyotes of the city. Romeo and Juliet, Central Park coyotes. David Lei Though the concrete jungle’s best-known fauna might be pigeons and rats, New York City shelters a greater breadth of urban wildlife than one might presume. Jacqueline Emery and…