Conflict Archives - Page 2 of 8

2022 Hearst Journalism Awards: Julia Nikhinson: 2022 Second Place Photojournalism Winner by Judy WalgrenJune 28th, 2022

PhotoNOLA: Laurie Peek: In Lieu of Flowers by Linda AlterwitzMarch 2nd, 2022

©Laurie Peek 2022

This week we are sharing some of our discoveries from the PhotoNOLA Reviews an annual celebration of photography in New Orleans.

Rania Matar: SHE by Linda AlterwitzFebruary 12th, 2022

@Rania Matar, SHE, Radius Books, 2021

Rania Matar’s monograph SHE (published by Radius Books, 2021) embraces the cultural connections and identity of young women living in the United Sta

South Korea Week: Koo Bohnchang: Silent Weapons by Sunjoo LeeOctober 25th, 2021

©Koo Bohnchang, from Silent Weapons

“After the torso slips out of what was wrapped around a body…”
Koo Bohnchang is the first photographer to be featured in this year’s South

Focus on Appropriation: Britland Tracy by Kat DavisFebruary 3rd, 2021

Artists have been appropriating imagery for generations, taking source material from within their cultures and imparting ne

Wendel White: Storytellers by Macaulay LermanJanuary 18th, 2021

©Wendel White, from Red Summer

How we experience an image has largely to do with light, tonality, and composition.

International Peace Week: Brett Van Ort: Minescapes by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 25th, 2020

©Brett Van Ort, Dawn-Jahorina

In honor of the International Day of Peace and Peace Week, Lenscratch has partnered with the National Center for Civil and Human Rights to feature photograph

International Peace Week: Thomas Nybo: Attacks Against Rohingya by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 24th, 2020

©Thomas Nybo, Rohingya children carry all of their belongings as they flee violence in their burned village in Myanmar and travel to refugee camps in Bangladesh.

International Peace Week: Lana Mesić : Anatomy of Forgiveness by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 23rd, 2020

In honor of the International Day of Peace and Peace Week, Lenscratch has partnered with the National Center for Civil and Human Rights to feature photogra

International Peace Week: Margaux Senlis: UXO by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 22nd, 2020

In honor of the International Day of Peace and Peace Week, Lenscratch has partnered with the National Center for Civil and Human Rights to feature photographic p

International Peace Week: Rodrigo Abd: Civil War Exhumations by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 21st, 2020

Isabel Chopen Zotoi walks with flowes to adorn the houses in “El Adelanto” village, Solola, where forensic antrophologists are exhuming skeletons in a mass grave where 12 person

Henning Rogge: History Based Landscapes by Matthew MooreJune 4th, 2020

I must admit, I do not know a lot about Henning Rogge, nor do I know much about his work beyond what I can see in the images.

All posts tagged: "Conflict"

2022 Hearst Journalism Awards: Julia Nikhinson: 2022 Second Place Photojournalism Winner by Judy WalgrenJune 28th, 2022

PhotoNOLA: Laurie Peek: In Lieu of Flowers by Linda AlterwitzMarch 2nd, 2022

Rania Matar: SHE by Linda AlterwitzFebruary 12th, 2022

South Korea Week: Koo Bohnchang: Silent Weapons by Sunjoo LeeOctober 25th, 2021

Focus on Appropriation: Britland Tracy by Kat DavisFebruary 3rd, 2021

Wendel White: Storytellers by Macaulay LermanJanuary 18th, 2021

International Peace Week: Brett Van Ort: Minescapes by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 25th, 2020

International Peace Week: Thomas Nybo: Attacks Against Rohingya by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 24th, 2020

International Peace Week: Lana Mesić : Anatomy of Forgiveness by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 23rd, 2020

International Peace Week: Margaux Senlis: UXO by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 22nd, 2020

International Peace Week: Rodrigo Abd: Civil War Exhumations by Lauren Tate BaezaSeptember 21st, 2020

Henning Rogge: History Based Landscapes by Matthew MooreJune 4th, 2020

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