Falkland Road: Prostitutes of BombayOn her very first trip to India in 1968 Mary Ellen Mark visited Falkland Road, the notorious red light area in Mumbai. She tried to photograph there yet was consistently met with hostility and aggression, both from the prostitutes she sought to portray and the men who were their customers. Resilient, she returned in 1978 for a magazine assignment and over the course of six weeks she slowly began to make friends and finally entered the daily lives of

Though the passage of time is one of the most palpable tensions at work in these photographs

these new images adding visual context to Myers’ words

Unknown in his lifetime

revealing the themes that would inspire Mapplethorpe throughout his career

translating the delicate and subdued power of her images into a tactile

Shaniqwa Jarvis presents the second edition of her sold-out debut book–a curated collection of images spanning two decades

tenderness and solitude

and aspirations of Arbus's wholly original voice

goods handling centres

and connections

Montaña Roja - or Red Mountain - evokes both a region that has experienced decades of violence

Photographing “the smallest objects (a note