Mark Rykoff

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Pierre Gonnord's Relatos

A new exhibition in New York features the photographer's extraordinary portraits of marginalized individuals.

By Mark Rykoff

Dancing Queens: Lost Images from a Grand Ball

Inge Morath's images from the Bal d'Hiver in 1955, recovered and published for the first time as part of Magnum Photos "Analog Recovery" program.

By Mark Rykoff

Norway's Northern Lights

This fall saw a series of spectacular light shows from the aurora borealis.

By Mark Rykoff

The iPhone 4S: A Professional's Take

White House photographer Brooks Kraft tests out the improved camera of Apple's latest release.

By Mark Rykoff

Pictures of Transnistria: An Unrecognized State Caught Between Past and Present

Located between the Dniester River and the eastern border of Ukraine, Transnistria is an unrecognized state of approximately a half million people. Photographer Kosuke Okahara documents a community slowly disappearing, caught between nations.

By Mark Rykoff

Food and the Inner City: A Product Of Our Environment

For his project "A Product of Our Environment," photographer Will Steacy documented how food is marketed and sold in New York City neighborhoods, many of which have reported high rates of poverty, obesity, diabetes and people living without health insurance.

By Mark Rykoff

Postcards of Turn-of-the-Century Wrestling Heroes

Souvenir postcards collected from flea markets in Europe and the United States highlight the golden age of wrestling in the years leading up to World War I.

By Mark Rykoff

Facing Change Collective and the Library of Congress to Cooperate

Earlier today, the Facing Change Collective of Photographers announced a deal with the Library of Congress to cooperate on the development of the photography produced by the collective. Founded by Pulitzer-prize winning photographers Anthony Suau...

By Mark Rykoff

Jan Grarup: 2011 Oskar Barnack Prize Winner

The winner of the 2011 Leica Oskar Barnack Prize is Danish photographer Jan Grarup, whose haunting images of the aftermath of the devastating January 2010 earthquake in Haiti provided a dramatic perspective on the human toll of the tragedy.

By Mark Rykoff

Flood Patterns

Lightbox noticed a number of beautiful images taken from the air of the flooding in Mississippi. We asked photographer Robert King about how he came to make aerials over Mississippi’s flooded lands.“In Mississippi, I shot...

By Mark Rykoff

Bob Dylan at Home by Elliott Landy: Woodstock 1968

In 1968, a young photographer named Elliott Landy was assigned by the Saturday Evening Post to shoot a cover image of Bob Dylan. At the time, Dylan was at the height of his fame, while...

By Mark Rykoff

First Man in Space: Vintage Soviet Propaganda Glorifying Yuri Gagarin

Excerpts from a collection of postcards commemorating the Soviet cosmonaut’s historic journey into outer space fifty years ago.On April 12, 1961, a young Soviet pilot named Yuri Gagarin became the first human to orbit the...

By Mark Rykoff

World Tuberculosis Day Profile: Ukraine

Photographer Misha Friedman photographs the effort to battle an epidemic.Fueled by rising rates of HIV and a health system crippled by years of political, economic and social transition, tuberculosis in the Ukraine has proven extremely...

By Mark Rykoff
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