Some terrific, terrific, terrific links in this week’s #fotoweb, our usual collection of ten best photography links we saw on the web during the previous week.

Every week, we select ten of our favorite links to photographic series published on the web over the previous seven days. We call it #fotoweb.

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McNair Evans

Haven’t seen McNair Evans’ terrific work Confessions for a Son yet? Well, you need to remedy. Now. Via Boooooooom. (Full series on McNair’s website).

Still Here

Still Here is photographer Lydia Goldblatt’s silent and touching observation of her aging parents. Via LensCulture.

Heads and Citizens

Two different series of portraits by photographer Albrecht Tubke: in Heads, the subjects are portrayed in the sea with only their heads above the water; in Citizens, they are photographed in urban environments. Via Lenscratch.

Bewitching Photos of Ahmedabad, India at Night

Because Ahmedabad is too crowded during the day, photographer Frederic Delangle decided to wait for the night to shoot, capturing an empty, mysterious city. Via Featureshoot.

Western Surveys

Pascal Amoyel has traveled across France for about two years to explore the relationship between men and the territories they inhabit. Via Fraction.

Only God Can Judge Me

Stunning work straddling documentary, fine art and portrait photography by Matthieu Gafsou, who “spent more than a year immersed in the lives of drug addicts”.

New England & Other Places

A portfolio of images that Sheron Rupp took in the 1990s in small, rural towns across the United States. Via Juxtapoz.

Christopher Rodriguez’ Refreshing Perspective on the American Landscape

Truly interesting work by Christopher Rodriguez. Via Humble Arts Foundation.

The Great Unreal, and Other Fictions

If you’re not familiar with the deceptive photography of duo Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs, this is a good introduction. Via Places Journal.

Vince Vaughn and Co-Stars Pose for Idiotic Stock Photos You Can Have for Free

This has nothing to do with fine art photography, but it was just too brilliant and hilarious not to share! Via AdWeek.

And these are some of our updates from last week:

• #fotocal – Photography awards, grants, festivals and calls for entries coming up this March
• Happy Women’s Day! 10 talented female photographers from our archive
• 10 photographers you should follow on Tumblr / Vol. #5

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