Galuh Tunggadewi is an Indonesian photographer whose work explores the small dramas and subtle patterns of urban life. Through her lens, everyday city scenes - from rain-soaked streets to abandoned objects on sidewalks - become stories about how we inhabit shared spaces. Based in Berlin, finds stories in places most people walk past without a second glance.
When selecting the ideal photo printer, photographers must weigh several factors to ensure their equipment matches their creative needs. Whether you're a professional seeking to produce gallery-quality prints or a passionate enthusiast printing at home, the right photo printer can elevate your work. This updated guide highlights the best photo printers for photographers as of November 2024, focusing on printers renowned for their superior print quality, versatility, and efficiency. Each printer on this list excels in specific areas, from color accuracy and black-and-white performance to media compatibility and ease of use. We’ll also cover critical features like ink systems, print size options, and cost-per-print to help you make an informed decision based on your printing preferences and budget. No matter your expertise or print requirements, you’ll find the perfect model to bring your photographic visions to life.
Printers are organized in order of price, from the most affordable to the premium options.
Choosing the right memory card reader can significantly improve your workflow, whether you're a photographer, videographer, or just someone who frequently transfers files. Below is a curated list of the best memory card readers available in November 2024, tailored to various needs and budgets.
Key Considerations
Speed: Look for USB 3.0 or higher for fast file transfers.
Compatibility: Ensure the card reader supports the specific memory cards you use.
Portability: Compact designs are ideal for on-the-go use.
Durability: High-quality materials are essential for frequent travel or fieldwork.
Investing in the right memory card reader can streamline your workflow and save valuable time. Choose based on your specific requirements and budget. To help you find the right option for you we've listed the best memory card readers on the market as of today in our top 10 list below.
I’m a studio photographer that works mostly with people. I’m always looking for someone with a different point of view. I like pushing my subjects a bit.
A while back, I met a gymnast who wanted to do a photo shoot dancing with a pole. I managed to put one together and asked if she wanted to stop by my studio and try it out. She thought it would work fine and excitedly wanted to setup a time to come back for a shoot. She came back a few days later and we went to work.
Photographs by Stefano De Luigi: Captures the transformation of Italian TV and its influence on society and had free access to all these programmes during the renowned Bunga Bunga era in Italy.
Curated by Laura Serani: Ensures a thoughtful and engaging presentation.
David Zwirner is pleased to present
The Last Dyes, an exhibition of new dye-transfer prints by William
Eggleston opening at the gallery’s 606 N Western Avenue location in Los Angeles. Eggleston pioneered
the use of dye-transfer printing for art photography in the 1970s, and—as the title suggests—these
photographs will be the final prints ever made of Eggleston’s images using this inimitable analog
process. The presentation itself constitutes one of the last major groups of photographs ever to be
produced using this printing method, making it a unique opportunity to see a number of works by
Eggleston in the format in which he originally presented them
AAP Magazine invites photographers from around the world to submit their best travel photography for Issue 45: Travels. Whether you’ve captured stunning landscapes, vibrant street scenes, or intimate moments that reveal the soul of a destination, we want to see your story through the lens.
Acclaimed documentary photographer Susan Meiselas is the recipient of the prestigious Outstanding Contribution to Photography title for the Sony World Photography Awards 2025; Meiselas to be recognised at the Awards’ annual gala ceremony in London on 16 April 2025;
The portraits, life stories, and DNA of 100 Angelenos making positive social impact in the community will be showcased in an exhibition, book, podcast, website, and more
“Stories in Stillness” focuses on capturing a wide array of human experiences, expressions, and everyday moments. The images collectively form a set that celebrates the diversity and depth of individuals in various settings, both public and private. Each photo tells its own story in an introspective tone, suggesting themes of memory, longing and melancholy, with focus on emotion, detail, and character. Together, these images celebrate the beauty and complexity of human life. They explore themes of identity, connection, resilience, and everyday moments, each scene imbued with a sense of storytelling and emotional resonance. Captured here are not just people, but the atmospheres and settings that frame their lives, inviting viewers to find narratives and emotions within each frame.
The XCD 3,4/75P is the latest addition to the Hasselblad XCD Portable (P) lens series and the first standard lens in the lineup. With a 59mm full-frame equivalent focal length and the largest aperture in the XCD P series at f/3,4, the XCD 3,4/75P is designed for photographers who need powerful performance in a lightweight, agile form. Its exceptional optical quality and unique lightness make it ideal for capturing portraits, street scenes, and still life with effortless precision.
We're thrilled to announce the winners of AAP Magazine’s 43rd photo contest, dedicated to the vibrant theme of "Colors." This edition celebrates the diverse ways in which photographers capture the richness and depth of color in the world around us. Colors are far more than simple shades—they're powerful storytellers, reflecting the range of emotions, moods, and moments we experience every day.
Call Me Lola: In Search of Mother (Hatje Cantz, November 2024) is the culmination of Israeli-American photographer Loli Kantor’s extensive 20 year process retracing her own history through surveying and photographing family archives, as well as present-day places and geographies meaningful to her and her family's history such as Poland, France, Ukraine, Germany, and Israel.
Flor Garduño, photographer, passionate seeker and visionary of creativity and an outstanding representative of the richness and diversity of Mexican photography announces her long-awaited book 45 years in the making.
Regrettably, there seems to be a widely-held notion these days that photography is no big deal. After all, everybody’s got a camera. A generation has come of age with the internet and the iPhone that sees photography as a
seamless and effortless pursuit, just another quotidian activity automated by technology to subordinate human decision-making.
We invite dedicated and passionate photographers from all around the world to share their work in our printed edition. Each issue is central to a specific theme and provides a gallery of inspiring imagery, focusing on each artist with their own experience to share.
With an eye towards beauty, quality and novelty, we strive to promote portfolios which stand out for their unique visual signature style and character. Our goal is to help photographers get the exposure we think they deserve and to inspire the others with ideas, projects and goals to help develop their own photography.
Publisher : Columbia Books on Architecture and the City
2024 | 184 pages
In South Louisiana, where the Mississippi River meets the Gulf of Mexico, water―and the history of controlling it―is omnipresent. Into the Quiet and the Light: Water, Life, and Land Loss in South Louisiana glimpses the vulnerabilities and possibilities of living on the water during an ongoing climate catastrophe and the fallout of the fossil fuel industry―past, present, and future. The book sustains our physical, mental, and emotional connections to these landscapes through a collection of photographs by Virginia Hanusik. Framing the architecture and infrastructure of South Louisiana with both distance and intimacy, introspection and expansiveness, this work engages new memories, microhistories, anecdotes, and insights from scholars, artists, activists, and practitioners working in the region. Unfolding alongside and in dialogue with Hanusik’s photographs, these reflections soberly and hopefully populate images of South Louisiana’s built and natural environments, opening up multiple pathways that defy singularity and complicate the disaster-oriented imagery often associated with the region and its people. In staging these meditations on water, life, and land loss, this book invites readers to join both Hanusik and the contributors in reading multiplicity into South Louisiana’s water-ruled landscapes.
With texts from Richie Blink, Imani Jacqueline Brown, Jessica Dandridge, Rebecca Elliott, Michael Esealuka, T. Mayheart Dardar, Billy Fleming, Andy Horowitz, Arthur Johnson, Louis Michot, Nini Nguyen, Kate Orff, Jessi Parfait, Amy Stelly, Jonathan Tate, Aaron Turner, and John Verdin.
Twana’s Box' can be described in many ways: a journey through a photographer’s rare archive, documenting the Kurdistan region of Iraq from 1974–1992; a son’s quest to find his lost father, who was murdered by a military regime; a young man’s way to piece together the fragments of a scattered family in a scattered culture; the becoming of a photographer who, through the stories of others, starts to understand his own identity in times of war. 'Twana’s Box' is not only the photo book that holds a selection of Twana Abdullah’s archive; it is a unique insight into a time and place in a region that has since completely transformed. Rawsht has spent years piecing together his father’s negatives and stories. His archival work inspired him to become a photographer himself, working for Metrography – the first independent Iraqi photo agency – before immigrating to Europe. ills colour & bw, 21 x 27 cm, hb, Kurdish/Arabic/English
Taken across Europe and Africa, Akinbiyi’s images of everyday city life muse on the sociopolitical labyrinths of urban society
Whether in Bamako, Berlin, London, Lagos or Durban, British photographer Akinbode Akinbiyi (born 1946) creates black-and-white street scenes that function as visual metaphors, ruminating on cultural change, social exclusion and colonialism’s effect on urban planning.
A deeply personal meditation on and around modern Black expression, curated by the acclaimed London-based designer
This volume, Grace Wales Bonner: Dream in the Rhythm―Visions of Sound and Spirit in the MoMA Collection, is an artist’s book created by the acclaimed London-based designer Grace Wales Bonner as “an archive of soulful expression.” Through an extraordinary selection of nearly 80 works from The Museum of Modern Art’s collection and archives, this unique volume draws multisensory connections between pictures and poems, music and performance, hearing and touch, gestures and vibrations, and bodies in motion. Photographs, scores and films by artists such as Dawoud Bey, Mark Bradford, Roy DeCarava, Lee Friedlander, David Hammons, Glenn Ligon, Steve McQueen, Lorna Simpson and Ming Smith, among others, are juxtaposed with signal texts by Black authors spanning the past century, including Amiri Baraka, Nikki Giovanni, Langston Hughes, June Jordan, Robin Coste Lewis, Ishmael Reed, Greg Tate, Jean Toomer, Quincy Troupe and Lynette Yiadom-Boakye. Published on the occasion of the exhibition Artist’s Choice: Grace Wales Bonner―Spirit Movers, this resplendent publication is a deeply personal meditation on and around modern Black expression that echoes Wales Bonner’s own vibrant, virtuosic designs.
The Hasselblad XCD 20-35mm f/3.2-4.5 E is a versatile ultra-wide zoom lens designed for the X system, offering an impressive field of view ideal for landscape, cityscape, and architectural photography.
With a full-frame equivalent of 16-27mm, this lens delivers a broad perspective, complemented by a relatively bright f/3.2-4.5 aperture range. It combines high-performance autofocus and a leaf shutter, enabling flash sync at any shutter speed. The lens features an advanced optical design, including three aspherical elements that minimize distortion and maintain sharpness, catering to the precision required by 100MP medium format sensors.
The focus system incorporates a stepping motor a
The NIKKOR Z 50mm f/1.4 lens from Nikon offers a versatile and classic focal length, ideal for portraits, landscapes, and everyday photography.
With its bright f/1.4 aperture, it excels at creating beautifully blurred backgrounds and smooth bokeh, drawing attention to your subject with ease. This wide aperture also ensures strong performance in low-light conditions, helping you maintain high image quality without raising the ISO.
Powered by an STM stepping motor, the lens provides fast, quiet autofocus, making it ideal for both stills and video. Compact and portable, this prime lens is a perfect addition to any Nikon Z-series mirrorless camera.
Compatible with:
Kolari Vision Z5 F
The Canon RF 28-70mm f/2.8 IS USM lens offers a powerful blend of fast aperture, compact size, and versatile wide-to-short telephoto zoom range, making it an ideal everyday lens for content creators.
With its 28-70mm focal range and bright f/2.8 aperture, it excels in a variety of settings—from landscapes to portraits—while offering exceptional performance across the board. Unlike its L-series counterpart, the RF 24-70mm f/2.8 L, this lens maintains a smaller, lighter form factor without compromising image quality, thanks to advanced optical design. Its 28mm starting point keeps it more compact, and when not in use, the lens can collapse for easy storage.
The f/2.8 constant apert
The Leica M11-D brings the essence of analog photography into the digital age by blending modern technology with a minimalist, classic design. Rooted in Leica's rich legacy, this model retains the advanced digital capabilities of the M11 while making a bold statement—removing the rear LCD screen in favor of a mechanical ISO dial.
This design choice offers photographers a more authentic analog experience, forcing a focus on composition and manual adjustments rather than instant digital feedback. With a 60MP full-frame CMOS sensor featuring back-illuminated (BSI) technology, the M11-D excels in capturing high-resolution images with impressive noise performance and enhanced color accuracy,
