This week, it feels like we are starting to recover from the chaos at the beginning of the year. If you, like me, shed tears of joy when you saw the sun shining on the block this week, then this collection of photography stories is for you.

Black History Month is coming to an end, but this does not mean that we have finished telling black stories.In February, we met with Michael Mery Schaumburg Black Cultural Research Center On the heritage of black photographers in the 20th century and the importance of collections.Melissa Alexander, he sometimes accepts self-change Phyllis Iller, Shared her ongoing project, Girls walking around, Which contains photos recreating the best scenes of black women in the 90s.

Juliette Cassidy I took pictures of young girls in Afghanistan. They felt that they were influenced by skateboarding. Silver Eye Photography Center A list of the first photographers to watch was launched. One year after the first COVID-19-related death in Europe, the Italian town where the accident occurred is recovering, and in Venezuela, well-trained volunteers are responding to the emergency. People who raise pigeons on the roofs of New York are feeling the effects of the changing times, while Italian museums are quietly reopening without crowds.Finally, let’s take a look at the works of Dream of Yiqiu Vanessa Leroy And her new book There is a place i want to take you to.

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