Jack Lueders News Today

By Daniel Wine, CNN

As his new book of Polaroids is published, Jack Lueders-Booth talks about creating a humane portrait of inmates at a women’s prison in Boston during the 1970s

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In the 1970s, the photographer began teaching in a progressive US women’s prison and made moving portraits of many of the inmates. Looking back, he sees how many of them actually felt safer in prison

The team behind Stanley/Barker speaks about the bookmaking process—and how a sequence of photographs can create an emotional experience.

A city’s defined not just by its boundaries but how it moves within them.

‘The elevated section of track had become dilapidated and was due for demolition. This woman is worried about gentrification, which could lead to the area losing its homeless shelter’

The Orange Line tenderly documents the predominantly Black, working-class community that lived along Boston’s Orange Line subway system in the 1980s before it was demolished