Wallis Annenberg has announced that the Photo Space will not be re-opening. Read her letter of appreciation on the closing of a chapter in Los Angeles.
Videos
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Jess Findlay: A Wild Life
Jess Findlay describes his travels across the world and how these experiences have shaped his life and his photography.

Steve Winter: Inside Iris Nights
Steve Winter discusses his career in wildlife photography, particularly his work with big cats and the LA cougars of the Santa Monica Mountains.
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Steve Winter: The Quest for the Hollywood Cougar
Steve Winter discusses his career in wildlife photography, particularly his work with big cats and the LA cougars of the Santa Monica Mountains.
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Piotr Naskrecki: The Smaller Majority
Piotr Naskrecki discusses the organisms, often smaller than a human finger, that make our planet a livable one and the perils that invertebrates and other small animals face in our rapidly changing world.
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Corey Arnold: Fish-Work
Corey Arnold discusses his experience working as a commercial fisherman in Alaska while simultaneously documenting his life at sea.
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Bryan Derballa: In Bloom
Bryan Derballa discusses coming up in photography during the digital age and how to stand out when every phone has a camera.
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Toni Greaves: Radical Love
Toni Greaves discusses her long-term project photographing within a community of cloistered nuns and her personal journey along the way.
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Marcus Smith: Inside Iris Nights
Marcus Smith talks about documenting "Crew Love: A Basketball Diary," why he titled his lecture "Imaginary Fear" and his advice to young photographers.
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Marcus Smith: Imaginary Fear
Marcus Smith discusses how he embraced fear and used it to get to where he is today as a photographer.

Peter DiCampo: Inside Iris Nights
Peter DiCampo discusses the Everyday Africa photography project, his artistic influences and the advice he would give to photographers who are getting started.
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Peter DiCampo: Reimagining Africa
Peter DiCampo shares work from two projects: “Everyday Africa” and “What Went Wrong? Perspectives on Failed Aid.”
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Nicole Tung: Covering Conflict
Nicole Tung discusses why it is still so necessary for professional journalists to be reporting from the ground.