PhotoED — Issue 77 / Home vs Away

Home vs Away - photoED Magazine issue #77

“Tourists don't know where they've been, travellers don't know where they're going.” ―Paul Theroux

While routes of transit frequently cross through the same physical places that characterize Away as a realm of discovery, the idea of Home represents an entirely distinct emotional landscape. 

We may think of Home as a single physical place, but artists in this issue took a different approach by considering it as a conceptual space.

In this print-first edition, the second issue in the 2026 trilogy, photoED magazine flips the script on the reader's experience. From the cover, the publication opens as per usual but somehow concludes in the middle. Flip the print edition on its back to find another beginning, a different entry point, through a second cover.

This issue features...

• Martine Côté’s LIGHTHOUSES
• Antarctica: The Frozen Muse. Two NZ photographers, one unique place. The first daguerreotypes created on the continent. @peacein10000hands
• Wish you were here, Vacation culture at a time of climate crisis, Holga photos by Sarah Palmer
• Arrivals + Departures, 36 photographers in conversation through images
• Camille Turner: Living History into the Present
• An Old Reverie, Pooya Nabei and the Canadian immigration experience 
• Western Consumption, mordançage road trip images question “progress” by J. Jason Lazaru
• Cameras For Girls, Photojournalism training for women in Africa
• PORTFOLIO: A curation from our international Call for Submissions

And SO much more!

Cover by Martine Côté, "Lighthouse # 022, Cape Spear (new), Atlantic Ocean,

Newfoundland, Canada, 2026"  @martine_cote

+      Cover image Maya Guice,“King of Cancun"  @maya__bee

A Canadian fine-art photography quarterly that has held its corner of the field for more than two decades. UK cover price £14.