Photography

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    Are Digital Cameras Changing the Nature of Movies?

    If film as a medium is not quite dead, it’s definitely on the endangered list.

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    Six Pictures of Paradise

    I was puzzled by the artist’s photographs of my home in the Amazon—then I looked again.

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    A Grandfather’s Final Gift Recalls a Different Way of Life

    One evening four years ago, photographer Andrea Tese received a phone call from a home-care nurse. Could she come to her grandfather’s house to assess the situation? the nurse asked. Her grandfather had been very ill and had stipulated he did not want to die inside a hospital; he wanted to stay at home. But […]

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    A Photographer Who Tinkers With Time

    A still from Stainless, AlexanderplatzAdam Magyar Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . Adam Magyar’s gone viral. His recent series Stainless, in which video recordings of subway platforms are played out in super-slow-motion, has been rippling across the web. Magyar first films people on the platform from a speedily arriving […]

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    Photographing Time

    The speed of photography through the ages.

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    The Decisive Moment

    A photographer’s quest for the unexpected.

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    When Photographers Are Neuroscientists

    Artists who manipulate photos capture the ambiguity—and beauty—of vision itself.
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    Humanizing Animals With the Most Human Eyes

    People place incredible importance on their eyes. They’re arguably our default tool for perceiving the world, and one of the primary ways we remember and describe one another. Your eye color is on your birth certificate, driver’s license, and online dating profile. Those who make eye contact are considered more competent, friendlier, and more professional. Online […]