Romantic awe tussles with cold irony in an eclectic display of landscape photography

An exhibition that pursues a dreamlike course through its galleries

The insular, anonymous subjects of the ‘godfather of American colour photography’ are named and brought to life in a revealing new show

For all their formal sophistication, Soth’s photographs are still about real life in the US

Modestly-priced prints were shown alongside rare and expensive 19th-century works

The US photographer’s work finds poetry in the ordinary and meaning in the details

Two separate shows taking place in London illustrate contrasting approaches to photography

In the latest instalment in his series on his dream photography collection, FT critic Francis Hodgson looks at a work by an undervalued British photographer