From revolution to Jesus, the evolution of 65 East 125th Street, Harlem, NYC photographed by Camilo José Vergara since 1977 Source: The Changing Face of 65 East 125th St., Harlem, 1977 – 2025 – Flashbak

Travis Monson reflects on his ambitious six-year-long photo project and his love for San Francisco. Source: This Photographer Walked Every Street in San Francisco Documenting the City – PRINT Magazine

The Italian photographer describes his new photobook as a “collection of silent stories”. Source: Alberto Tandoi walked 400km across London and photographed all of the people who caught his eye

“The idea of finding the regulars in this chaos came up – then much later in the process, finding their behaviours and rituals in their commute from A to B.” – Peter Funch     For nine years, Peter Funch photographed the same corner of New York City – 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue –

“My aim is to preserve the atmosphere of these places before they change, are restored, or disappear entirely,” Kerwin says. Source: Cuba’s Distinctive Architecture Glows in Vibrant Photos by James Kerwin — Colossal

Photographer Quintin Lake spent five years walking the coast of mainland Britain. He explains why the coast tells Britain’s story better than anywhere else. Source: What I learned from walking Britain’s entire coast

This conference invites photographers and other practitioners working with photographic images to present visual essays, photobooks, and other photography-based works that respond to these twin meanings of errar: Projects that wander, drift, or deviate; works that embrace experimentation, doubt, and the productive potential of the mistake. We welcome proposals that explore the photographic as a