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âWe got naked and covered ourselves in Vaselineâ: Katherine Hubbard on photographing her ailing mother (opens the original)
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Over five years, Hubbard photographed her mother at home as her memory declined â even persuading her to make nude body prints. What does her mum think of the wrenchingly beautiful images? At the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, artist Katherine Hubbard started to sense something was not right with her mother, Antonette Berger. âIt was impossible at the time to say what I was noticing, but something was off.â Berger was living alone in Philadelphia, and as restrictions were lifted, H
âI thought a devil was about to appear from the smokeâ: Jerry Hsuâs best photograph (opens the original)
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âThe black cloud emerged from a grate in the street. I guess something underground was on fire. It was hilariously cinematic â just one of those eerie, spontaneous things that happen in a cityâ This image was taken in 2011 or 2012, just after I had moved to Los Angeles. I was downtown, an area I donât go to that much, walking around with my camera. Some black smoke started to emerge from a grate in the street â I guess something underground was on fire. It was hilariously cinematic, as
âPrisoners killed each otherâs kittens. So now theyâre forbidden insideâ: Vladimir Karamazovâs best photograph (opens the original)
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âThe men in this jail in Bulgaria used to adopt these stray kittens. But pets can be a problem. They get killed as punishment or for revengeâ Belene prison, in northern Bulgaria on the border with Romania, is the most heavily guarded facility of its type in my country. It is on an island, so escape is near impossible, and has the largest number of people serving life sentences for murder in any Bulgarian prison. This image describes a sad, terrible story. There are a lot of stray cats on the
You canât argue with 118 Brummies in their swimsuits: Attilio Fiumarellaâs best photograph (opens the original)
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âI was thinking about the Terracotta Army when I took this shot of Birmingham swimmers in their local pool, which faced closure. They had to stand there for an hour, waiting for the sun to come outâ I took this image in Birmingham on 20 July 2014 â part of my first professional photography project. I had moved to the city in 2013 and I would pass this building every day on the bus on my way to the city centre. I remember looking at the facades and being impressed and intrigued by the three
Portrait of a City review â master photographers capture the US cityscape in all its grime, grit and glory (opens the original)
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Dulwich Picture Gallery, London Era-defining photographs from the likes of Alfred Stieglitz, Saul Leiter and Dorothea Lange showcase the urban landscape, from midnight crime scenes to gloomy corridors In pictures: Great American cities in pictures This â only the second photography exhibition in Dulwich Picture Galleryâs history â is a quietly contemplative but gripping show that traces two intersecting developments: the construction of the modern urban environment and the language of phot
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