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The political activist group Palestinian Youth Movement held a rally in Washington Square Park with the title “for the living, the martyrs and the land.” The massive group then marched to mark the three years of war and the deteriorated conditions in Gaza. Diana Apfelbacher/ZUMA Press Wire

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Meet the 2026 portfolio reviewers, part 1. Twenty-two editors and directors from TIME, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, POLITICO and more. Every student in this year’s class will be able to review their work with one of them.

Swipe through, and come back tomorrow for part 2. Full list at eddieadamsworkshop.org

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Last week 16 incredibly talented photographers gathered to kick off our three year adventure together as the latest cohort at Anderson Ranch to be selected for the Advanced Mentored Studies Program in photography. Led by the wonderfully talented and kind duo of @jamesestrin and @edkashi we arrived as strangers and left as family.

Each of our personal projects represent a marathon or sorts but from a weeks worth of presentations and discussions, we are ready.

#7 #visualstorytelling #photography #documentaryphotographer #imageswithpurpose

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My Year of Magical Reading! Featuring a very special appearance in the NYTimes commenting on Mendel’s literary world-building exercise and celebrating poet-writer-laureate extraordinaire Richard Lourie, I previously had the good fortune to work with, aboard Jim Simon’s super-yacht Archimedes.

Portraits by @krasnaok.ph

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Members of the New York Times Guild gathered to call for stronger artificial intelligence protections, affordable health care, guaranteed hybrid work policies and wage increases that keep pace with the rising cost of living. The guild also said workers at The Athletic, which now serves as the de facto sports department, and have been wrongly excluded from the union as contract negotiations continue following the expiration of the current agreement in February. (Photos by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

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I will be holding a book launch at the @icp International Center of Photography’s Photobook Fest 2026 this Friday, May 8th at 1:30 pm in the Library. I’m thrilled to be in conversation with James Estrin @jamesestrin to discuss Cue the Birds. Thank you so much, again, to everyone who supported the book with their pre-orders in late 2025 through Italian publisher, Eyeshot @eyeshot_magazine After the event, remaining copies of this limited edition book will be available for purchase for those who missed the initial window. The event is taking place as part of the larger three-day festival, so please feel free to stay and enjoy the rest of festival (panels, signings, etc) with your entrance ticket. Hope to see you on Friday at ICP!

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Really excited to share that I will be holding a book launch at the International Center of Photography’s Photobook Fest 2026 on May 8th at 1:30 pm in the ICP @icp Library. I’m thrilled to be in conversation with James Estrin @jamesestrin to discuss Cue the Birds. Thank you to everyone who supported the book with their pre-orders in late 2025 through Italian publisher, Eyeshot @eyeshot_magazine . After the event, remaining copies of this limited edition book will be available for purchase for those who missed the initial window. The event is taking place as part of the larger three-day festival, so please feel free to stay and enjoy the rest of festival (book showings, talks, signings etc) with your entrance ticket. Hope you can join us!

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The Griffin Museum is pleased to host an online conversation with artist, photographer, researcher, and former environmental lawyer Virginia McGee Richards, joined by James Estrin, staff photographer and writer at The New York Times, to discuss Richards’ recently published book “The Inner Passage: An Untold Story of Black Resistance Along a Southern Waterway (MIT Press).”

🗓️ Join us online on May 6 at 7:00 pm for this illuminating conversation to learn more about the project, its evolution into book form, and the layered histories held within these landscapes.

@virginiamcgeerichards
@jamesestrin
@mitpress

🔗 RSVP at the link in bio.

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A few more images from Marjorie’s Parlor

This incredible collaboration with @humnntr.studio and @parlorentertainmentharlem is more than just a jazz session; it’s a seed planted for Afro-Indigenous community preservation. More to come…

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SDN Documentary Photography Portfolio Reviews

Advance Your Photography. Meet in one-on-one review sessions with influential photo editors, publishers, and curators

Saturday, April 11, 2026 via zoom

For more information and to see reviewers, link in bio.

Featured reviewers include:

Indira Babic: Senior Photo Editor, National Geographic Society

Greig Cranna: Photographer, Gallery Owner, Bridge Gallery

James Estrin: Staff Photographer/ Writer, New York Times

Gail Fletcher: Photo Editor, The Guardian

Maura Friedman: Senior Photo Editor, New York Magazine

Natalia Jiménez: Senior Photo Editor, The Washington Post

Mark Murrmann: Photo Editor, Mother Jones

Mary Virginia Swanson: Author, Advisor to Artists

Bernadette Tuazon: Director of Photographer, CNN Digital

And 21 more!

#documentaryphotography
#photojournalism
#portolioreviews
#visualstorytelling

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Hoy está cumpliendo 10 años esta publicación en el @nytimes .

Después de insistir con bastante terquedad (¿ te acuerdas @104bx ?), el desaparecido blog de fotografía LENS publicó un ensayo construido a partir del trabajo de seis meses visitando con regularidad el centro de Bogotá, especialmente la Carrera Séptima.

Este fue un momento relevante, porque no llevaba mucho tiempo caminando con la cámara y yo había soñado con esta publicación. En estos 10 años han cambiado muchas cosas: ya no soy la misma persona ni el mismo fotógrafo. Me interesan otros mundos, pero la calle sigue siendo el lugar al que vuelvo cuando tengo la urgencia de buscar alguna foto. La Séptima se convertiría después de otros cuatro años y muchas fotos mas, en mi primer fotolibro, La luz opaca.

He seguido cargando la cámara casi siempre conmigo, aunque no haga fotos; está ahí como una herramienta para intentar descifrar algunas de las complejidades que me rodean.

La publicación original, con texto de @correality y edición de @104bx y @jamesestrin , puede leerse aquí:

https://archive.nytimes.com/lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/02/26/juan-cristobal-cobo-carrera-septima/?module=BlogPost-Title&version=Blog%20Main&contentCollection=Multimedia&action=Click&pgtype=Blogs&region=Body

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