From a Washington Post story by Kenneth Dickerman headlined “A photographer meditates on his craft—and what shapes it”:

From a Times Insider column by Emmett Lindner headlined “Photographing the Reality of War”:

Last week, Lynsey Addario, a photojournalist on assignment for The New York Times in Ukraine, stood on a rooftop in Kyiv, which is currently under siege, to capture images of smoke wafting across the skyline. Then, an air raid siren went off.

She moved behind a wall “just so I don’t get blown out with chunks of glass if it does hit,” she said by phone as she took shelter. Despite the threat of an attack, she still wanted to share more about her experiences covering the war in an interview.

From a Washington Post obit by Matt Schudel headlined “Mick Rock, photographer who created indelible images of rock greats, dies at 72”:

From a Times Insider column by Megan DiTrolio headlined “How to Photograph Annie Leibovitz”:

An article published in The New York Times’s Arts section last week, “A ‘Conceptual Artist’ at Work,” explores the life, artistry and new book of the photographer Annie Leibovitz. The portraits of Ms. Leibovitz that accompany the article, shot by the photographer Gillian Laub, are just as illuminating: Intimate and inviting, the photos capture the vulnerable, often unseen side of a person who is normally behind the camera.

Ms. Laub shared her experience photographing Ms. Leibovitz — and what is so uniquely challenging, slightly intimidating and deeply rewarding about working with somebody renowned in their shared field….