 | Iran's Booming Consumer Culture
Despite slow mobile internet connections, high prices, and constant governmental censorship of the media, Iranians are frantically buying smartphones, tablets, flat screen TVs, Western beauty products, and more — in ultramodern hypermarkets. By Thomas Cristofoletti. | |  | Returning to (a Siberian) Childhood
A fascinating video interview in which Siberian photographer Evgenia Arbugaeva discusses what it was like to return to her hometown after an absence of 18 years.
| |  | Dancing with Costica
A discovery of wonderful old photographs, and a desire to bring those old strangers back to life in the 21st century, led to the creation of these imaginative fictional reincarnations. By Jane Long.
| |  | Simulators of the City Landscape
Finding conglomerations of spots, lines and geometric objects that already exist in urban environments, these un-retouched landscapes reveal ephemeral beauty in our daily lives. By Andrey Abramov.
| | | |  | Growing Pains — Mongolia in Crisis
Mongolia, always sparsely populated, finds itself caught between vast opportunity and deep crisis with rapid changes in society due to economic factors and globalization. By Jan Locus.
| |  | Fever: The (Re)Awakening of European Fascism
As the economic, social and political crisis in Europe persists, the continent is becoming a breeding ground for movements built around individuality, hatred and fear. By Paolo Marchetti. | |  | Angels in Streets: Black and White Mobile Photography
Lee Atwell's smartphone street photos are as unpretentious as the life they document. There is no unnecessary visual drama added; no single shot is staged; she never uses flash and never asks. Article by Joanne Carter.
| |  | Looking Back at the Best of 2014
Here is some of the best photography we've discovered in 2014 — we want to share it with you and photography lovers everywhere! | | | |
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