8 July, 2026

When Faith Is Gone – One Shot Story

By Andrea Monti

Few social habits rely more heavily on the embodiment of symbols to convey a message than religion —or religious beliefs. It doesn’t matter what faith one believes in, or ...

27 June, 2026

Flags in Two Places

By Danilo Leonardi

You keep seeing the flags, and hearing people talk. Someone remarks that there are “so many flags everywhere these days”, with a faintly conspiratorial smile. Then on my social ...

16 June, 2026

Home away from home

By Julian Tanase

Ubi bene Ibi patria. This old Latin saying is stating a truth, universally known, applicable in ancient and modern times alike: wherever you find a better life, that’s where you...

16 June, 2026

Three Films, One Orchestra, One Weekend

By Ian Myers

Orchestras run on two things. Music and food. Most documentation skips the food. Concert halls, polished instruments, formal attire — that’s what ends up in the frame. But...

28 April, 2026

After The Storm

By Andrea Monti

In the early days of April a few days of heavy rain were all that lasted to make the river Pescara, in the Abruzzo region of Italy, rise up to the limit of its banks. The raise ...

15 April, 2026

The Battle for Minneapolis

By Thomas Broening

I arrived in Minneapolis on January 9, 2026, two days after Renee Good was killed by US ICE agents. What I saw shocked me. It was not the city’s reaction that stood out, b...

14 April, 2026

Taking Photos in Museums: A Meditation

By David Pauley

I. Observing On a trip to the world’s busiest museum last fall, my husband and I were rudely jostled by a determined fellow museum-goer, a middle-aged Parisienne who shuffled fr...