"Today, creating impactful visual content means combining the best of both worlds: real production and digital innovation. Hybrid visual production allows brands to be more flexible, efficient, and creative, blending live-action footage, CGI, virtual environments, AI-driven tools, and post-production techniques into a seamless workflow.

The result? Faster production times, greater creative freedom, and content that can adapt to multiple platforms and audiences. As technology continues to evolve, hybrid production is no longer just an option—it's becoming a strategic advantage for brands...

As the winner of the 2025 Prix Elysée, awarded by an international jury of experts, Hannah Darabi (1981), an Iranian artist based in Paris, explores Iranian folk dance as an act of identity resistance through photographs, videos, and archives interwoven with the social and political history of her homeland.

She creates series in which her images enter into dialogue with archives, texts, and objects, revealing the political complexities of contemporary Iran.

Inspired by Woman, Life, Freedom—a recent nationwide protest movement against the restrictive laws imposed on women by the Iranian...

With The Longest Days, Sebastian König presents a personal photographic series exploring childhood, summer, and the fleeting moments between freedom and growing up.

The series follows two young protagonists through long summer days – swimming, playing, and simply being. Rather than telling a linear story, the images unfold as quiet observations in which light, water, and landscape are just as present as closeness, lightness, and the feeling of an endless summer. Moving between documentary photography and poetic visual moments, König focuses on those experiences that linger in the memory not...

No noise. No rebellion. No staging. With WOLVES, Winter Vandenbrink turns his lens towards the quiet moments of a generation that is constantly together, yet often appears profoundly alone. His photographs portray teenagers on the streets, squares and stairways of Paris, Amsterdam, Milan and Venice – sleeping, waiting, observing or absorbed in their smartphones. Out of these seemingly incidental encounters emerges a compelling portrait of youth, belonging and togetherness.

Following VANDALS and TOBY, WOLVES is the third publication by the Dutch-born, Paris-based photographer to be released...

Fire Island is far more than a beach just outside New York City. For almost a century, the narrow barrier island has served as a sanctuary, a place of longing and a creative universe for generations of artists, photographers and queer creatives from around the world. With 'Fire Island Art: 100 Years', a comprehensive new volume now documents the visual history of this extraordinary place.

Edited by John Dempsey, the book traces Fire Island's artistic legacy from the 1930s to the present day, bringing together iconic works alongside rarely seen archival material. Featured artists include...

From June 13 through August 8, 2026, New York-based photographer Ryan McGinley presents his new solo exhibition Night Shift at Deitch in New York. With this new body of work, McGinley returns to the streets of his hometown, expanding his visual language by combining the raw energy of his early photography with the cinematic atmosphere of the city at night.

Photographed between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. from spring through winter 2025, Night Shift takes viewers across all five boroughs—Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island. Using long exposures, telephoto lenses, and wireless...

Hasselblad has announced the winners of the Hasselblad Masters 2026. Selected from more than 108,000 submissions across 160 countries and regions, seven photographers have earned the prestigious title of Hasselblad Master.

Widely regarded as one of the most important awards in contemporary photography, the competition celebrates outstanding creative vision as well as technical excellence. Winners were selected across the categories Landscape, Architecture, Portrait, Art, Street, Wildlife, and Project//21.

The entries were evaluated by the Hasselblad Masters Grand Jury, supported by a global...

This year’s LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize is accompanied by a striking series of still-life images created by Ilaria Orsini c/o BIRD PRODUCTION. Through her meticulously composed and highly sculptural visual language, the photographer translates the values of the renowned award into a contemporary photographic narrative, creating the key visuals for the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2026.

Orsini’s artful still lifes reflect the central themes of the prize: materiality, craftsmanship, innovation, and the transformation of traditional techniques through a contemporary lens. Balancing precision...

Philipp Rathmer is part of this year's ARLES OFF group exhibition, WORLDS IN VIEW, which takes place in Arles from July 6 to 12. On GoSee, we're showing you a preview of his featured work.

The exhibition is part of Arles OFF, the alternative program to the renowned Les Rencontres d'Arles photography festival, and is being held at the Galerie Les Murs Blancs.

"Worlds in View" is the official theme of the entire main Rencontres d'Arles 2026 festival. It is the English translation of the French title "Des mondes à relire". ProfiFoto magazine deliberately chose this official theme for its...

Nadav Kander's work oscillates between photography and art. This is also true of this series featuring the one and only Winona Ryder. He photographed the actress, known worldwide not least for her role in Stranger Things, wearing the iconic Italian brand Loro Piana and Bulgari in Los Angeles. Where else?

Winona Ryder is considered by many to be the ultimate face of 90s cinema, whose career, after a dramatic fall, experienced one of the most fascinating comebacks in modern film culture. With roles in cult films like Beetlejuice, Heathers, Edward Scissorhands, and Girl, Interrupted, she...