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"A creepy yet humorous still-life series about the power of the shrimp. The series title, 'Prawns Chic,' alludes to the 'porn chic' fashion trend of the 90s, famously associated with brands like Gucci under Tom Ford." – Magnus Meier-Röbke, Photographer

Note: While smaller varieties are usually called "shrimp" in English, the larger, meaty specimens (such as Black Tiger prawns) are referred to as "prawns." They have firm flesh and a delicate, slightly sweet flavor.

In British English, as well as in Australia and New Zealand, the word "prawn" is generally used for almost all varieties. In the...

Cystic fibrosis is a congenital, hereditary metabolic disorder that causes extremely viscous mucus to build up in the organs. A genetic defect in the CFTR gene disrupts the salt and water balance of the body's cells. Secretion-producing glands release too little water, causing bodily secretions to become sticky and thick rather than thin and fluid.

Alexandrena Parker photographed the images shown here on gosee.news for Vertex.

This disease is a cause close to Alexandrena Parker’s heart, as she is personally affected by it. The condition is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner, meaning...

For TIDEWAY, Matthew Joseph returned to his photographic roots in portraiture. The result is a comprehensive photo essay documenting the people behind one of London’s largest infrastructure projects of recent years. "Standing By The Thames" was commissioned by TIDEWAY as both a photo essay and an exhibition.

Over a period of 15 months, Matthew photographed individuals from the 25,000-strong workforce that spent a decade building London’s new sewer system and the associated structures along the River Thames.

The resulting series links their faces and stories with the new public spaces along...

... what happens when the visions we have relied on no longer hold up? When progress appears less like a promise and more like an abyss? The group exhibition FUTUR seeks the future not merely in new images, but in the relationships generated by our present—between people, institutions, technologies, and the environment.

In collaboration with the Paris-based collective Le Wonder, the exhibition brings together artistic positions that do not predict the future, but rather examine the ways in which we perceive it. Shaping the future together seems impossible. Yet, through the work of Fred...

This NZZ report focuses on the hotly debated conversion of Hitler’s birthplace in Braunau am Inn into a police station—a project costing around 20 million euros. The underlying idea was to strip the site of any symbolic power or appeal for old-school and neo-Nazis. The accompanying photographs were taken by Roderick Aichinger.

The article in question appeared in the *NZZ am Sonntag* magazine. It examines in depth the decades-long political and social dispute regarding the future use of Adolf Hitler’s birthplace on Salzburger Vorstadt. The Austrian town of Braunau am Inn is known worldwide...

Homeless Youth – The sobering backdrop to this story lies in alarming figures from the Federal Ministry of Housing. According to the data, more than 192,000 young people under the age of 25 were classified as homeless in Germany at the start of the previous year—a dramatic increase compared to prior years.

The feature gives a direct voice to five young people affected by this situation. They share their personal stories, often marked by broken homes, sudden eviction by their families, mental health issues, and drug use. The accompanying photographs were taken by Alexandra Polina for DIE...

Lai Hung-Chung is the founder and artistic director of Hung Dance, a contemporary dance company based in Taiwan. He is known for a distinctive choreographic language that seamlessly blends traditional East Asian concepts—such as elements of Tai Chi—with the fluid yet raw power of Western contemporary dance.

Photographer Roderick Aichinger created a portrait of Lai Hung-Chung for *The New York Times*.

The piece, published in June 2026 under the "Critic's Notebook" column, was an in-depth dual profile exploring the evolution of contemporary Chinese and Taiwanese dance.

The article highlights...

Five sisters, five strong voices—and a shared stance. For the July/August 2026 issue of *Vogue Germany*, Düzen, Tezcan, Tuğba, Tülin, and Tuna Tekkal stepped in front of Sarah Willmeroth’s camera. Makeup artist Nina Park was responsible for the beauty looks.

Titled "Sisters Act," the feature sees fashion meet a family story that extends far beyond the realm of style. Raised in Hanover, the five sisters - part of a Yazidi-Kurdish family - co-founded the human rights organization Háwar.help in 2015 and are actively engaged in projects promoting human rights, democracy, diversity, and...

German actress Florence Kasumba portrays fashion director Miranda Priestly in the German premiere of "The Devil Wears Prada – The Musical." The production celebrates its German premiere at the Stage Theater Neue Flora in Hamburg.

The promotional campaign featuring Florence was photographed by Morris Mac Matzen, with hair and makeup specialist Nadine Bauer by his side.

The musical's composer, Elton John, played a key role in the casting. He specifically chose Florence Kasumba and, according to Radio RSG, emphasized in a statement that she possesses the necessary authority, intelligence,...

The Gesellschaft für Dienste im Alter (GDA) operates senior residences and nursing homes in Germany. It runs numerous assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and home care services in Hesse, Lower Saxony, and Rhineland-Palatinate, among other regions. Around 2,600 seniors currently live in these facilities, cared for by approximately 1,400 employees.

Photographer Martin Bühler created the images for Gesellschaft für Dienste im Alter mbH (GDA) on behalf of the agency Die Vision, Hanover.

The authentic photographs were taken as part of a comprehensive campaign and website relaunch for GDA's...