Be inspired by the photographers on the 2022 List. 2022 PHOTOGRAPHERS © Adrian Pelegrin ADRIAN PELEGRIN Playa del Carmen MEXICO AHSANUL HAQUE FAHIM Dhaka, BANGLADESH AJ BERNSTEIN New York UNITED STATES ANWAR EHTESHAM Dhaka BANGLADESH ASEN GEORGIEV Sofia BULGARIA ASLI GONEN Eskisehir TURKEY BRIAN DOUGLAS Ontario CANADA CAHLEEN HUDSON New Taipei City TAIWAN CHETAN VERMA Gurgaon INDIA DEAN GOLDBERG New York UNITED STATES ELIZABETH PAOLETTI UNITED STATES EMIR SEVIM Istanbul TURKEY EMY MAIKE Baden Württemberg GERMANY FRANCESCA TIBONI Cagliari ITALY GABRIEL MIELES GUZMÁN Guayaquil ECUADOR GABRIELE GENTILE Parma ITALY GIANLUCA MORTAROTTI London UNITED KINGDOM GIORGIO GERARDI Venice ITALY JAN ENKELMANN London UNITED KINGDOM JEAN ROSS New York UNITED STATES JELISA PETERSON Texas UNITED STATES JENS F. KRUSE Mallorca SPAIN JONAS WELTEN Salzburg AUSTRIA LAINE MULLALLY Stockholm SWEDEN LELE BISSOLI Vercelli ITALY

Be inspired by the photographers on the 2021 List. 2021 PHOTOGRAPHERS © Meryl Meisler AGATA LO MONACO Gela ITALY ALAN THEXTON Melbourne AUSTRALIA ALEX RUTHERFORD Surrey UNITED KINGDOM ANDRES GONZALEZ Porto PORTUGAL ANDREW ROVENKO Melbourne AUSTRALIA ANDRÉ LOBÃO London UNITED KINGDOM AURÉLIEN BOMY Nantes FRANCE BARRY BOTTOMLEY London UNITED KINGDOM BASTIAN PETER Basel SWITZERLAND BEN ALLAN London UNITED KINGDOM BETTY MANOUSOS Athens GREECE CAMILLE WHEELER Austin UNITED STATES CARLA HENOUD Beirut LEBANON CAROL DRONSFIELD Brooklyn UNITED STATES CHICHEK BAYRAMLY Baku AZERBAIJAN CHRISTINA SIMONS Melbourne AUSTRALIA DAMIEN GORET Brest FRANCE DANIEL GOLDENBERG Buenos Aires ARGENTINA DANIELA PEREIRA Montevideo URUGUAY DANNY JACKSON Essex UNITED KINGDOM DAVID KUGELMAS New Jersey UNITED STATES DAVID LAWLESS Winnipeg CANADA DAVID SHORTLAND London UNITED KINGDOM DREW KELLEY California UNITED STATES EDUARDO ORTIZ Valparaiso CHILE

Be inspired by the photographers on the 2020 List. 2020 PHOTOGRAPHERS © Abbie Briggs ABBIE BRIGGS Madison UNITED STATES ABHAY PATEL Delhi INDIA ABHISHEK SINGH New Delhi INDIA ADAM SINCLAIR Melbourne AUSTRALIA ADESH GAUR Uttar Pradesh INDIA ADRIAN TAN SINGAPORE ADRIAN WHEAR Melbourne AUSTRALIA AHMET HOJAMYRADOV Minsk BELARUS ALEX FRAYNE Adelaide AUSTRALIA ALEXANDRA AVLONITIS Manhattan UNITED STATES ALEXEY STRECHEN Moscow RUSSIA ALICIA HABER Montevideo URAGUAY ANEEKA MANKU Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM ANGEL CARNICER Zaragoza SPAIN ANNA MARCHIOLI Clamart FRANCE ANNETTE LANG Nice FRANCE ANTONIS GIAKOUMAKIS Athens GREECE ANWAR SADAT Nairobi KENYA ARTURO CAÑEDO Lima PERU ASHISH PATEL Delhi INDIA ASSIA STARKE Vienna AUSTRIA ASTRID NEUNDLINGER Vienna AUSTRIA B JANE LEVINE New York City UNITED STATES BELINDA CORNEY London UNITED KINGDOM BENNY VAN DEN BULKE Adegem BELGIUM

Be inspired by the photographers on the 2024 List. 2024 PHOTOGRAPHERS © Anna Tut ALEXANDROS ZILOS Athens GREECE AMY HOROWITZ New York UNITED STATES ANA-MARIA ALB Bukovina ROMANIA ANN PETRUCKEVITCH UNITED KINGDOM ANNA TUT Krasnogorsk City RUSSIA CARMEN SOLANA CIRES Madrid SPAIN CATIA MONTAGNA SCOTLAND/ITALY DASHA DARVAJ UMRIGAR Karachi PAKISTAN DEDIPYA BASAK Kolkata INDIA EDWIN CARUNGAY San Francisco UNITED STATES FRANCE LECLERC Chicago UNITED STATES ISABELLE COORDES Münster GERMANY JOHN KAYACAN Los Angeles UNITED STATES JUSTINE GEORGET Lyon FRANCE MARIETTE PATHY ALLEN New York UNITED STATES MATTHIAS GÖDDE Beckum GERMANY MEI SEVA New York UNITED STATES MIA DEPAOLA Washington D.C UNITED STATES NAZANIN DAVARI Tehran IRAN PAUL COOKLIN UNITED KINGDOM PEDRO VIDAL Barcelona SPAIN RAFA ROJAS São Paulo BRAZIL ROMAIN COUDRIER Marseille FRANCE ROWELL B. TIMOTEO La Union PHILIPPINES SASHA IVANOV St. Petersburg RUSSIA

Be inspired by the photographers on the 2025 List. 2025 PHOTOGRAPHERS © Stephanie Duprie Routh ABDULLA SHINOSE CK Malabar INDIA ALEJANDRO DAVILA Pachuca MEXICO ANTON BOU Montreal CANADA AYANAVA SIL Kolkata INDIA BETTY GOH SINGAPORE BUKU SARKAR Paris FRANCE CYNTHIA KARALLA New York UNITED STATES DAVID GRAY New York UNITED STATES EVA MALLIS New York UNITED STATES FANJA HUBERS Utrecht THE NETHERLANDS FUTURE HACKNEY London UNITED KINGDOM GIORDANO SIMONCINI Rome ITALY GUILLERMO FRANCO Córdoba ARGENTINA HIROYUKI ITO New York UNITED STATES JAY HSU Yilan City TAIWAN KAT PUCHOWSKA Barcelona SPAIN LAETITIA HEISLER Berlin GERMANY LUISA MONTAGNA Parma ITALY MASSIMO LUPIDI ITALY MATTEO BERGAMI Bologna ITALY MEERA NERURKAR Düsseldorf GERMANY NASOS KARABELAS Greece ATHENS NICOLA CAPPELLARI Vicenza ITALY PARISA AZADI IRAN & DUBAI PARVATHI KUMAR New Jersey UNITED STATES

Be inspired by the photographers on the 2023 List. 2023 PHOTOGRAPHERS © Ypatia Kornarou AARON RUBINO San Francisco UNITED STATES ALESSANDRO GIUGNI Milan ITALY ALEX GOTTFRIED BONDER Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA AMY NEWTON McCONNEL Arizona UNITED STATES ANASTASIYA PENTYUKHINA Moscow RUSSIA ANDREE THORPE Ontario CANADA BARBARA PEACOCK Portland UNITED STATES BRANDEN MAY Atlanta, UNITED STATES DARREN SACKS London UNITED KINGDOM DOUG WINTER California UNITED STATES ELSA ARRAIS Leiria PORTUGAL FABIO CATANZARO Venice ITALY GILES ISBELL Chiang Mai, THAILAND IDA DI PASQUALE Rome ITALY JAN PONNET Antwerp BELGIUM JAYESH KUMAR SHARMA Varanasi INDIA JEFF ROTHSTEIN New York UNITED STATES JUAN BARTE Madrid SPAIN JUAN SOSTRE California UNITED STATES KONRAD HELLFEUER Görlitz GERMANY LEANNE STAPLES New York UNITED STATES MENA SAMBIASI Madrid SPAIN MONIKA JURGA POLAND NAIMA HALL New York UNITED STATES NSIRIES Bologna ITALY

The Pictorial List is a global online magazine exploring the beauty and complexity of all things photography. THE ART OF ATTENTION Curiosity turns portraits, objects, and places into discoveries as Len Irish reflects on a life shaped by the camera’s attention. Latest features PICTORIAL STORY LIFE ALONG THE RIVER Along the Hooghly, Shubhodeep Roy photographs Kolkata through faith, labour and memory, revealing a city shaped by water, inheritance and shared life. PICTORIAL STORY A HOME OF MEMORIES AND THE PRESENT Davide Santangelo returns to his family home by moonlight, tracing how absence, memory, and love continue to live within place, objects, and atmosphere after loss. PICTORIAL STORY THE PULL OF THE EARTH This is more than a record of rural Bengal. It looks at the bond between Sayan Biswas and the place that shaped him, even after distance has changed that relationship. INTERVIEW THE VILLAGE A workers’ neighbourhood becomes a living archive as Virginia Cassano photographs the people, streets, and memories that continue to shape Villaggio Piaggio. BOOK TÜRKIYE Rpnunyez offers a thoughtful portrait of a country shaped by history, culture, landscape, architecture, and everyday life. BOOK BETWEEN SEA AND SKY Through walking and flight, Massimo Lupidi reveals Cinque Terre as a landscape shaped by attention, endurance, and the intimate bond between land and human life. INTERVIEW MUTABLE MORPHOGENESIS By merging scientific methodologies with photographic experimentation, Emma Varga creates images that challenge fixed distinctions between human and non-human, visible and invisible. INTERVIEW THE ARCHITECTURE OF CONSCIOUSNESS Chad Coombs’ Polaroids are small psychological scenes where identity, memory, culture, and belief push against each other. PICTORIAL STORY ARE THOSE WINDS Along Istanbul’s northern edge, Ci Demi photographs the last water buffalo herders as they keep working, remembering, and staying put while the city closes in. INTERVIEW WHERE WE BELONG Community storytelling lies at the heart of The Pictorial List’s mission, and Marlon Ramos’ photographs reflects the spirit of the place we now call home. PICTORIAL STORY COLORS OF HUZUN Through fragments and gestures, Pedro Vidal traces Istanbul as shared melancholy lingers in everyday life, the city unfolding slowly and refusing to settle into a single, definitive understanding. PICTORIAL STORY OUT OF PLAY An exploration of abandoned interiors in which Marco Lugli examines how objects, light, and space carry memory beyond human presence, establishing absence as a condition of material continuity rather than loss. PICTORIAL STORY REIMAGINING TALIESIN Form gives way to flux in Amy Newton-McConnel’s photographs, where architecture unfolds as a field of shifting relations and perception moves with light, geometry, and time. PICTORIAL STORY WHERE THE MUSIC BEGINS Before the strings, Jeevan Akash Jayavarthanan leaves the movement of the street for the rhythm of the workshop, where time holds, hands work, and each moment forms what will later be heard. PICTORIAL STORY LAND, LABOR AND THE GOLDEN FIBER In West Bengal’s jute fields, Rajesh Dhar examines the systems of land and labor, tracing how a single material sustains communities and informs a changing ecological future. AUGUST ART SERIES PICTORIAL FOUNDATION FILM FEST August 8 & Repeat Screening on August 9 Preshow drinks & treats @ 7pm | screening begins @ 8pm The Pictorial Foundation Film Festival brings together a curated selection of documentary, experimental, performance, animation, and artist films. 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I’m a Canadian visual journalist and storyteller based between Tehran and Dubai, working across the Middle East, South Asia, Africa, and Canada. My work explores themes of history, conflict, memory, and displacement, often focusing on communities living in the aftermath of political violence. Since 2015, I’ve covered issues such as the Syrian refugee crisis in Jordan, missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada, FGM in Uganda, and religious extremism in South Asia. I’m HEFAT certified (VICE Media/Control Risk) and bilingual in English and Persian. In 2023, I was named one of the British Journal of Photography’s 'Ones to Watch' and awarded the Magnum Foundation Mobility Grant. My work has been recognized by World Press Photo, the Chris Hondros Fund, Women Photograph, and others, and published by outlets including The New York Times, The Guardian, Vogue, and Associated Press. I’m available for commissions and assignments worldwide. PARISA AZADI I’m a Canadian visual journalist and storyteller based between Tehran and Dubai, working across the Middle East, South Asia, Africa, and Canada. My work explores themes of history, conflict, memory, and displacement, often focusing on communities living in the aftermath of political violence. Since 2015, I’ve covered issues such as the Syrian refugee crisis in Jordan, missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada, FGM in Uganda, and religious extremism in South Asia. I’m HEFAT certified (VICE Media/Control Risk) and bilingual in English and Persian. In 2023, I was named one of the British Journal of Photography’s 'Ones to Watch' and awarded the Magnum Foundation Mobility Grant. My work has been recognized by World Press Photo, the Chris Hondros Fund, Women Photograph, and others, and published by outlets including The New York Times, The Guardian, Vogue, and Associated Press. I’m available for commissions and assignments worldwide. LOCATION IRAN & DUBAI CAMERA/S Canon 6D WEBSITE https://www.parisaphotography.com/ @PARISA_IMAGES FEATURES // Ordinary Grief

SHUBHODEEP ROY My work explores human dignity, migration, labour, faith, and climate vulnerability, with a strong sense of social responsibility. I work closely with communities facing displacement and economic precarity, often through long-term, immersive storytelling. My project The Migrant Workers of India received international recognition for its portrayal of migrant labourers during the COVID-19 crisis. I am currently working on my long-term project Varanasi: Celebration of Life and Death. At 24, I have participated in nearly 50 international exhibitions. My work has been shown at United Nations conferences, the European Union, photo festivals, and global events, and has received more than 22 international awards. My photographs have been published worldwide, and I am currently a foreign correspondent for Progressive Street in Italy. LOCATION Kolkata INDIA CAMERA/S Nikon D5600 @SHUBHODEEPROY.IN FEATURES // Life Along the River

I am an art photographer in Phoenix, Arizona. I have been highly creative since childhood, making art in various mediums. I have always had a camera and an interest in photography. In Camera Movement (ICM) photography, which utilizes techniques where the camera is intentionally moved during the exposure to create painterly and abstract artistic effects, allows me to create abstract art with my camera. I am inspired by lines and textures, colors and shapes and create art that inspires emotional response. ICM photography inspires me to see, feel and think differently and interpret my surroundings in a new and unexpected way. AMY NEWTON McCONNEL I am an art photographer in Phoenix, Arizona. I have been highly creative since childhood, making art in various mediums. I have always had a camera and an interest in photography. In Camera Movement (ICM) photography, which utilizes techniques where the camera is intentionally moved during the exposure to create painterly and abstract artistic effects, allows me to create abstract art with my camera. I am inspired by lines and textures, colors and shapes and create art that inspires emotional response. ICM photography inspires me to see, feel and think differently and interpret my surroundings in a new and unexpected way. LOCATION Arizona UNITED STATES CAMERA/S Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III WEBSITE http://www.anmcconnel.com @ANMCCONNELPHOTOGRAPHY @ANMCCONNELPHOTOGRAPHY FEATURES // Multiplicity Flux: Exploring Form, Luminescence, and Motion Reimagining Taliesin

Photography can document a reality that depicts truths. But what if photography was embraced and utilized as an artistic medium, like paint, pencil or pen? Where the photographic image becomes an expressive brush stroke, a significant gesture of character, a simple clue in an abstraction, based in reality. This is the creative approach to photography that allows Monika to create the surreal images that ground and define her body of work. Her imagination writes the story, utilizing photography and innovative techniques Monika depicts and illustrates her thoughts and ideas, allowing her work to speak for itself. MONIKA JURGA Photography can document a reality that depicts truths. But what if photography was embraced and utilized as an artistic medium, like paint, pencil or pen? Where the photographic image becomes an expressive brush stroke, a significant gesture of character, a simple clue in an abstraction, based in reality. This is the creative approach to photography that allows Monika to create the surreal images that ground and define her body of work. Her imagination writes the story, utilizing photography and innovative techniques Monika depicts and illustrates her thoughts and ideas, allowing her work to speak for itself. LOCATION POLAND CAMERA/S mobile phone @MJUMJU_008 FEATURES // New Realities In Visual Poetry

CURIOUS BY NATURE Felicia Olivares is interested in people and the places where they live, going about their daily activities in their social environment. CURIOUS BY NATURE May 17, 2020 INTERVIEW PHOTOGRAPHY Felicia Olivares INTERVIEW Karin Svadlenak Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link SHARE We are surrounded by unique stories that add a unique flavor to our lives. Everyone has a story to tell us. It could be of joy and sorrow, of struggle and success, of love and loss. We may not always remember these stories, but they remain a part of us - a part of our culture and identity that brings us together as people. Felicia Olivares has made it her mission to capture the stories of the people and places where they live. Through her work as a photographer, she is able to document the daily activities of people in their social environment, giving us a glimpse into the lives of others in ways we might not have seen before. From capturing the beauty of nature to the hardships of everyday life, Felicia’s lens brings us closer to understanding the diversity of human experiences. In this interview for The Pictorial List, we will explore the work of Felicia Olivares and learn how she uses photography to capture the stories of people and places around the world. We will also delve into her journey as an artist, and how her passion for people and places has shaped her work. So join us as we take a journey through Felicia’s photography and discover the stories that make us unique. “Everyone has a story to tell us...we like it more or we like it less. Photography is the magic tool that can capture that unique moment.” IN CONVERSATION WITH FELICIA OLIVARES THE PICTORIAL LIST: Felicia, could you please tell us when you first became interested in photography? FELICIA OLIVARES: When I was a teenager, next to books there was also a camera in my environment, belonging to my older brother. I used to torture my friends by taking pictures of them. TPL: Where do you find your inspiration? FO: In real life and in my imagination. I tend to think of situations, places and moments and create scenes that I photograph. I am curious by nature. And above all I enjoy looking at the work of classic photographers from the 1940s, 50s and 60s. I am very interested in their work and life. TPL: Do you have any favourite artists or photographers you would like to share with us, and the reason for their significance? FO: As a teenager, the first photographer to impact me the most was Cristina García Rodero. Her photos are magical, like taken from a world I had never seen or imagined. She was the one who marked the beginning. And I started to look for and be interested in other photographers... of course, the founders of Magnum and all the other members who were joining the agency. They brought photography to the street and directly to the lives of ordinary people. I especially love Josef Koudelka and his lifestyle, Bruno Barbey, Martin Parr. And a Spanish photographer that fascinates me, among others, is Carlos Pérez Siquier. But the list is long and almost infinite because also through Instagram I have met impressive photographers. TPL: Describe your style. FO: Frankly I don't know if I have my own style, because many topics interest me, and I see and treat every one of them differently. In reality I follow my instinct. Every day is different, and I do not always feel the same. Everything changes all the time. TPL: Where is your favourite place to photograph? FO: Always outside, in any place or situation that catches my attention Curiosity, motivation and observation. See with your own criteria, without prejudice and be relaxed about it. TPL: What characteristics do you think you need to become a 'good' photographer? What’s your tips or advice for someone in your genre? FO: Curiosity, motivation and observation. See with your own criteria, without prejudice and be relaxed about it. Even if I don't have the camera with me, I like to look like I have it and I always capture moments. We actually see in slow motion because an instant lasts only tenths of a second and the difficulty is in capturing it. TPL: Have you ever been involved in the artistic world before photography? FO: Since I was a child, I drew, painted and designed. Later, in high school, instead of going, - not always - (laugh), I drew the teachers or whatever came to mind (my student books were full of them). TPL: Do you think equipment is important in achieving your vision in your photography? What would you say to someone just starting out? FO: Yes it is, but you don't necessarily have to have super expensive equipment. To my understanding a manageable camera with good optics, at least in my case, is enough. It depends on what type of photographer you are and what you do exactly. TPL: Are there any special projects you are currently working on that you would like to let everyone know about? FO: Bodies and faces of the elderly. that time when the inner age does not correspond to the body, but shows in the eyes. We turn our backs to the elderly and on a life-stage that is full of wisdom and also of great satisfaction. With my photos I want to look at old age with dignity and admiration. TPL: "If I wasn't photographing what would I be doing... FO: I would be a gardener and a goldsmith. And always adventurous." PORTFOLIO read more interviews >>> THE ART OF ATTENTION Curiosity turns portraits, objects, and places into discoveries as Len Irish reflects on a life shaped by the camera’s attention. WHERE EMOTIONS BREATHE Simple encounters Irina Sedletskaya almost missed become photographs shaped by silence, distance, uncertainty, memory, hope, and resilience. THE VILLAGE A workers’ neighbourhood becomes a living archive as Virginia Cassano photographs the people, streets, and memories that continue to shape Villaggio Piaggio. MUTABLE MORPHOGENESIS By merging scientific methodologies with photographic experimentation, Emma Varga creates images that challenge fixed distinctions between human and non-human, visible and invisible. THE ARCHITECTURE OF CONSCIOUSNESS Chad Coombs’ Polaroids are small psychological scenes where identity, memory, culture, and belief push against each other. WHERE WE BELONG Community storytelling lies at the heart of The Pictorial List’s mission, and Marlon Ramos’ photographs reflects the spirit of the place we now call home. GUIDED BY A WHISPER Guided by reflection and the quiet presence of art history, Isolda Fabregat Sanz makes photographs that resist certainty and invite the viewer to remain inside the act of looking. WHAT REMAINS, WHAT EMERGES Laetitia Heisler transforms risk, memory, and the body into layered analogue visions — feminist rituals of seeing that reveal what endures, and what quietly emerges beyond visibility. WHAT WE ARE, WHAT WE DO Culture lives where art and community meet, and in this space Alejandro Dávila’s photographs reveal the unseen labor and devotion that sustain creation. ANALOGICAL LIMBO Nicola Cappellari reminds us that the photograph’s power lies not in what it shows, but in what it leaves unsaid. THREADS OF MOROCCAN LIFE Through gestures of work and moments of community, Kat Puchowska reveals Morocco’s overlooked beauty. IT STARTED AS LIGHT…ENDED IN SHIVERS… Between intimacy and estrangement, Anton Bou’s photographs wander — restless fragments of light and shadow, mapping the fragile terrain where self unravels into sensation. WITH EYES THAT LISTEN AND A HEART THAT SEES For decades, Rivka Shifman Katvan has documented the unseen backstage world of Broadway, capturing authenticity where performance and humanity intersect. DIPTYCH DIALOGUES Through the beautiful language of diptychs, Taiwanese photographer Jay Hsu invites us into a world where quiet images speak of memory, resilience, and hope. UNKNOWN ABYSSINIA In Ethiopia, Sebastian Piatek found a new way of seeing — where architecture endures, but women in motion carry the narrative forward. THE PULSE OF THE STREET Moments vanish, yet Suvam Saha holds them still — the pulse of India’s streets captured in fragments of life that will never repeat. WHAT DO WE WANT? More than documentation, David Gray reveals the human pulse of resistance and asks us to see beyond the surface of unrest. CRACKED RIBS 2016 Cynthia Karalla opens up about the art of survival, the power of perspective, and why she believes each of us holds a monopoly on our own narrative. STREETS OF KOLKATA Ayanava Sil’s reveals Kolkata’s soul, capturing moments with empathy, presence and humility while offering deep insight into both city and self. PERIPHERAL PLACES A project by Catia Montagna that distills fleeting encounters and spatial poetics into triptychs - visual short stories that capture the in-between, where meaning often hides. POINTE-AU-CHIEN IS NOT DEAD Through Wayan Barre’s documentary, we are invited not only to see but to feel the lived realities of a community standing at the crossroads of environmental collapse and cultural survival. QUEER HAPPENED HERE Author Marc Zinaman sheds light on the valuable contributions that LGBTQ+ individuals have made to the cultural and social fabric of New York City. TRACES OF TIME Marked by an ongoing visual dialogue with time, memory, and impermanence, Zamin Jafarov’s long-term projects highlight the quiet power of observation and the emotional depth of simplicity. THERE MY LITTLE EYES Guillermo Franco’s book is an exploration of seeing beyond the obvious. His work invites us to embrace patience, curiosity, and the unexpected in a world that often rushes past the details. VISUAL HEALING BEYOND THE DIAGNOSIS Betty Goh’s photography exemplifies the transformative power of visual storytelling, where personal adversity becomes a canvas for resilience, illuminating the connection between art, healing, and self-reclamation.