Posts by Miss Rosen (Page 7)

Powerful Portraits of People Living in Purgatory at the US and Mexico Border

Picturing PTSD, the Invisible Enemy

Remembering the Life and Legacy of Patrick D. Pagnano, Street Photographer

A Portrait of Mexico Through the Eyes of Graciela Iturbide

The Artist Decolonizing the Idea of Africa

A Portal Into Another World Through Puddles on the Street

Colorful Photos of Fabric Floating in the Sky

A Devastating Portrait of Genocide in Myanmar

A Moody Portrait of the Manhattan’s Intoxicating Wilderness at Twilight

Los Angeles, As Seen Through a Kaleidoscope of Images

The Extraordinary Life of Inge Morath

Looking Through the Eyes of a Daughter of the American South

Celebrating Joy and Resistance Across the African Diaspora

Intimate Portraits of LGBTQ Youth in the American South

A Portrait of Love Among the Ruins of Post-Industrial America

Revealing the Fascinating World Beyond the Gender Binary

A Portrait of Brooklyn Before it Was Gentrified

A Portrait of New York City, in Photo Books

Celebrating the Powerful Legacy of Black-Owned Publishing

From Paris to New York: The Story of Eugène Atget & Berenice Abbott