We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Brazilian photographer and IPHF Hall of Fame Inductee Sebastião Salgado, who died on Friday, May 23rd in Paris, France. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2016, Salgado was a master visual storyteller whose humanistic lens brought global attention to social injustice, migration, and the environment. His photographs gave voice to the unheard and revealed the profound beauty, pain, and resilience of our shared world. Though he is no longer with us, his legacy will live on—in every frame that changed how we see the world. 🖤 #SebastiaoSalgado #IPHF #InLovingMemory #Photojournalism #PhotographyLegend #HumanitarianPhotography #RestInPeace (fb)

Today we remember Dorothea Lange (1895–1965), the groundbreaking documentary photographer who turned her lens on injustice, poverty, and human resilience. Best known for Migrant Mother, Lange gave faces to the forgotten and helped shape the way Americans understand their own history. Her legacy reminds us that photography is more than art—it’s empathy in action. 📷 130 years later, we still see through her eyes. #DorotheaLange #DocumentaryPhotography #MigrantMother #WomensHistory #PhotographyLegend #OnThisDay #Photojournalism #ActivismThroughArt #ArtHistory #HerLegacy (fb)