Inspiring shots, theory and history, "chemistry" recipes, photobook compilations, and simply the authors' experiences—we've compiled a selection of useful public pages for photographers.

Authentic female fantasies, the revival of death, and omnipresent capitalism. What will be remembered at the international photography festival in Italy?

We continue to collect useful links for those who are fascinated by the magic of the camera.

"I'm a photographer. I don't want to finish projects. I want click-click-click!" Starting a series is difficult. But sometimes it's harder to finish. We talk to those who have succeeded.

Climate change, the lives of African diasporas, poaching in Southeast Asia, and the legacy of the Silk Road. August's photo contests cover a wide range of topics.

Selected by artist and curator Alla Mirovskaya.

Deputies on screen, a thousand cacti, homemade erotica. What can Soviet amateur photography tell us? An interview with the author of the "Through" project.

And how the invention of the front-facing camera affected our self-esteem. An excerpt from British journalist Will Storr's book on narcissism in the 21st century.

We'll explain how to handle different types of prints so your home archive stays with you for a long time.

What do medieval monks have to do with punk rock? A guide to self-published books from samizdat researcher Kristina Sergeeva.

A solo exhibition in Copenhagen, a year of curation by professional photojournalists, and an art residency in Karelia.

The 20th century was a series of tragedies for the Volga Germans. Their descendants still live with the consequences, finding strength in their difficult experiences.