Aperture Magazine - Aperture Foundation The Aperture Foundation has built on the strength of Aperture Magazine, the respected publication founded in 1952 by photographers Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, Barbara Morgan, and Minor White, historian Beaumont Newhall, and writer/curator Nancy Newhall. The Foundation publishes books, has assembled a considerable archive of important prints, offers an educational program for interns, and mounts exhibitions in the Foundation’s Manhattan headquarters at the Burden Gallery in Manhattan. 

Camerawork - SF Camerawork, San Francisco Camerawork: A Journal of Photographic Arts marries critical writing and reviews with artist’s portfolios in their thematic, bi-yearly publication. The Journal is part of the activities of SF Camerawork, the San Francisco-based, community-minded photo organization that fosters the work the work of emerging and mid-career photographers. Exhibitions in their online and physical gallery spaces, lecture series, workshops and the journal are there to engage the wider world on photography’s aesthetic and social concerns, while the organization’s mentoring program invites photographers to act locally and teach the craft to youth at risk. 

Contact Sheet - Light Work, Syracuse NY Light Work’s Contact Sheet covers the work of cutting edge and established photographers and graceful monographs of photo and digital imaging artists exhibited at the Robert B. Menschel Media Center at Syracuse University. Donations from the diverse talents of Light Work’s Artists-in-Residence program go to build its permanent collection. The organization also offers lectures and classes, and support for local photographers in the form of Light Work grants. 

PhotoFile - Australian Centre for Photography This slick publication covers issues and trends in the art photography and photo-media scene. The magazine, published by the non-profit Australian Centre for Photography that specializes in the clever and edgy photo-media art and documentary exhibitions. The Centre’s site includes galleries of former and present exhibitions, descriptions of workshops, archives, volunteer opportunities and contact information. Located New South Wales. 

Photography Quarterly - Center for Photography at Woodstock Photography Quarterly Magazine is part of the Center for Photography at Woodstock’s ambitious program “to build audiences, enhance dialogue, and encourage inquiry about contemporary photography and related media.” The magazine features written and photographic essays sensitive to “the balance of aesthetic, geographic, ethnic, and gender issues. The CPW’s busy web site contains information on programs in education, internships, the Fellowship Fund in support of New York State photographers, exhibitions in their gallery space, and news of artists residencies and other services. 

Foto8 Keeping the independent spirit of photojournalism alive, this serious print journal is home to a lot of important work that has been 'overlooked or under represented' in the mainstream media. The rich archive includes skillfully made multi-media reportages, storytelling and personal journeys, as well as features and interviews.