Delaware Ave., Bflo., N.Y.

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Evening Jeepney ride with devout catholics in the streets of Manila. Devotees of Infant Jesus and Immaculate Mary heading home.

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Laura McPhee: Laura McPhee spent 2 years, starting in 2003, shooting in the Sawtooth Valley in Idaho with an 8x10 camera. The gorgeous photos meditate on the wilderness and delves into the Valley’s residents’ stories in a repetitive and deliberate juxtaposition of portrai ...

Nan Goldin: Nan Goldin's photographic magnum opus is her life and the people that inhabit it. Flipping through her Hasselblad Award book (2007), one follows the stories of her being, the deterioration of friends, the tenderness of lovers. The photos are communicative and evoc ...

Roger Ballen: Roger Ballen has spent decades making us uncomfortable with black and white images from South Africa. At first, it was images of small towns, then their residents (white residents in post-Apartheid SA), then increasingly incongruous images of individuals oddly o ...

Richard Barnes: Richard Barnes made black and white, grainy photographs of starling flocks – known as a murmur – over two years in a Roman suburb called EUR. EUR was planned by Mussolini as a town to showcase fascist architecture, and the starkness of the photos also has, ...

Nicholas Nixon: Nixon's been photographing the Brown Sisters since 1975, one photo every year, black and white, the sisters in one order. Taken alone, the photos are unexceptional but juxtaposed they're like a sedimentary rock, each layer distinguishable but really more valua ...

Alessandra Sanguinetti: Along with fellow Magnum photographer Alec Soth, Sanguinetti rides the fine line between documentary and fine art photography. Her series The Adventures of Guille and Belinda and the Enigmatic Meaning of their Dreams is a collection of surreal portrait ...