A Black youth lays bare-chested in a field of wildflowers. Three others play double Dutch, framed from below, the blues of their jeans and tees fuzzing […]
The relationship between photographer and subject has been fraught since long before Susan Sontag characterized it as part of the “shady commerce between art and truth” […]
Young people in the United States are living through interesting times, as the coronavirus pandemic uproots the country’s economy and changes what college will look like. […]
With travel restrictions in place worldwide, we’ve launched a new series, The World Through a Lens, in which photojournalists help transport you, virtually, to some of […]
It is graduation season, and luminaries like Tina Fey, Oprah, Tom Hanks and Barack Obama are giving advice to graduates about starting their next chapter. Of […]
ImageCredit…Illustration by Gray Beltran/The New York Times and Tanner Curtis/The New York Times The Joy of Deleting My Many Mediocre Photos By Like Frankenstein’s creature, they […]
Mountains, clouds, shadows receding; a few minutes of pencil on paper and John had caught the moment’s essence while the rest of us scrabbled to take […]