SonFollowing the birth of his son Atlas, Christopher Anderson stepped away from war photography, turning his camera towards an intimate reflections of family life, resulting in his 2013 book Son.. These photographs are an organic response to an experience that is at the same time the most unique and the most universal of experiences: the birth of a child. At the same time that I was experiencing the intense joy of new life, my father was diagnosed with

Hatleberg centers his narrative on the dog days of summer

cuddling on a cold morning

friends and strangers

often from the same roll of film as the original image

Running throughout the images

Seliger succeeds in documenting stories of people who have found some sense of belonging and safety

"A year and change into father's diagnosis

the sacrament of an old-time religion

Art Workers Coalition

The Uncanny by Belgian-Congolese photographer Léonard Pongo is a visual interpretation of his experiences in the Democratic Republic of Congo

here the Middle Ages and the twentieth century intertwined

With the Catholic girls I launched an obsessive lifelong work habit that I might not wish on anyone I care about