Every Tuesday during softball season, 95-year-old Jack returns to Central Park’s Heckscher Fields, a tradition he’s kept since 1957. Through his story and a collection of photographs, Alec Rill tells a remarkable New York community where competition, friendship, and a shared love of the game bring people together across generations.
Category Archive: Projects
A photographer explores Portland at dawn, using soft light and urban geometry to reveal the changing character of the city through architectural photography.
Mehmet Demirci’s story proves that some of the most important projects we work on are the ones that are closest to home.
In a country so saturated with ready-made images, you have to work hard to truly see.
Hugo Rollin found a new project when life brought him to Gwangju.
How Larry Racioppo captured the Brooklyn Memorial Day parade on a single afternoon and a few rolls of film in 1976.
What happens when you stop chasing the big city and start photographing something smaller?
Dhaka’s streets have taught me that the most powerful moments often hide within the most ordinary scenes.
Michele Cagnazzo explores a city with a strange light, one that calls for color film, which he develops himself, at home.
More than just a popular gesture, Cary Silverman’s project documents the birth of a new visual language in a connected age.
Three photographers who live in different cities tackle books, zines, and other collaborative projects together and from afar.
In India, Vanessa was struck by how much life unfolds in the threshold between the street and private homes.