Less than a mile from where I grew up north of Boston, Connors Farm hosts a popular 7-acre...
Nov 27, 2024
Building trust: How a Photojournalist captures the nuances of unhoused people
When you look at a photograph, you are essentially looking through the eyes of the photographer as they...
Oct 09, 2024
The personal and community allure of “the third place”
Photojournalists often will move kinetically through a scene. Like a postmodern dancer interpreting society’s hunger for visual stimuli,...
Sep 06, 2024
Farm life, through the eyes of a farmer
Far removed from the harsh glare of supermarket aisles, a gentle light permeates Emily Kenny’s photographs of farm...
Aug 16, 2024
In these times, why punk is making a comeback
When you look at KT Kanazawich’s photojournalism, it is defined by intimacy, as if you were invited into...
Jul 12, 2024
Seeing industrial pollution through a journalist’s lens
The pollutants produced by extractive industries are often measured in parts per billion. Not something you can photograph...
May 24, 2024
A lens on the meaning of People’s Park
Covering controversial issues as a journalist often means that your subjects are going to pressure you to see...
Apr 05, 2024
Refocusing the perception of a community through photography
The question of how to engage audiences with news, especially local news, looms large in journalist’s minds these...
Mar 01, 2024
A community’s story through the eyes of their residents
In photography as in life, a person’s eyes are intensely communicative. Photographers look for eyes, expressive faces, how...
Jan 12, 2024
A war of images: a record of America’s dissonance in Afghanistan
For most Americans, an understanding of the war’s end in Afghanistan came through the pictures they saw. Afghans...
Sep 10, 2021
