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Roads, Lake, Fields
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Roads, Lake, Fields
Cover photo: Brian Michael Barbeito. Barns, an old gas station made new, two churches, cows and boats and the lake
Carnival 3: Autumnal Episodic Epistolary
Cover photo: Brian Michael Barbeito. An episodic, epistolary sequence from the metropolitan fairgrounds — coffee and a cardinal, a train
Global Energy Demand and Supply: Where We Are Heading — and How
The world has never produced, or burned, more energy than it does today. Global energy supply grew by around 2%
The Changing Burden of the Image
Cover: A Different Perspective. Avenida Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil · 11 October 2026. Photo: Neil Wildin. What a Photograph Proves,
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Roads, Lake, Fields
Cover photo: Brian Michael Barbeito. Barns, an old gas station made new, two churches, cows and boats and the lake behind — a walk at the edge of the sprawl in southern Ontario. Prose and photograph by Brian Michael Barbeito Setting out the ways turned
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Roads, Lake, Fields
Cover photo: Brian Michael Barbeito. Barns, an old gas station made new, two churches, cows and boats and the lake behind — a walk at the edge of the sprawl
Carnival 3: Autumnal Episodic Epistolary
Cover photo: Brian Michael Barbeito. An episodic, epistolary sequence from the metropolitan fairgrounds — coffee and a cardinal, a train from green to grey, a remembrance among the crowds, and
Global Energy Demand and Supply: Where We Are
The world has never produced, or burned, more energy than it does today. Global energy supply grew by around 2% in 2024, and records fell on both sides of the
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