Photography
Hal Fischer’s Groundbreaking Photos Of Gay Life In San Francisco Find Permanent Home
Fischer’s three portfolios - his entire photographic output - has been acquired by the University of Illinois.
The Renegade Street Photographer Of Boro Park
He sees himself as the modern-day Roman Vishniac.
Women Victims Of Pittsburgh Bloodbath Get Erased By Hasidic Newspaper
A Brooklyn Hasidic newspaper left faces of the female victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre out of a front page spread on the tragedy.
Gerda Taro Was A Pioneering Woman Photojournalist — Now She’s A Google Doodle
Though Taro’s end was tragic — she was only 26 — it followed the her lifelong pattern of confronting fascism.
Q & A: Joel Meyerowitz On Being The First Person To Photograph Ground Zero
The photographer had spent the summer of 2001 on Cape Cod, working to assemble a series of photos he’d taken of lower Manhattan.
Her Stunningly Intimate Photographs Of Hasidic Life
“If I were a Jewish woman, I couldn’t do that. As a ‘goye,’ I am foreign and I am tolerated.”
An Amateur Photographer’s Remarkable Shots Of London’s East End Reemerge
Granick grew up in Stepney, a neighborhood nested in the East End. The area contained a vibrant Jewish community in the early 20th century.
1968, Turbulent Year In World History, Remembered In New Exhibit
The exhibition presents 366 vintage black and white news photographs, one for each day of that year.
How Photographer Bonnie Geller-Geld Captures Luminous Moments of Humanity
Geller-Geld’s photographs illuminate scenes from Leonard Bernstein’s concerts to Jews praying near Auschwitz.
Israeli Photographer Ofir Barak Discusses His Work On Mea Shearim
Israeli photographer Ofir Barak discusses his influences and work for a new book of images from the Mea Shearim area - “Mea Shearim: The Streets”
