Vurzie Kim on photographing friends, approaching strangers, and finding something worth holding onto. There are little things about the people we love that we could recognize anywhere. The way they fix their hair, look away when they’re shy, or how their smile changes just before they laugh. We learn
I found French photographer Maël Balland's work in the familiar way that many good photographs find us now. Somewhere in the middle of a scroll, stopping me before I quite knew why. It was this image (pictured above). A young man in a small boat, arm stretched, feeding
We’ve never been surrounded by more images. They’re easy to make, easy to share, and easy to forget. But I still think it matters that we keep taking them. Some of my earliest memories of photography are of family friends sharing pictures from their travels. I think that’