After fifteen years Elisabeth Biondi is leaving New Yorker Magazine. On its blog, the magazine published a couple of very interesting posts that you might want to check out (if you haven’t done so already): Elisabeth showcasing selected highlights and photographers talking about an image done for the magazine. Alles Gute für die Zukunft, Elisabeth!

I think magazines change all the time and I’m sure if I looked at the New-Yorker from ten years ago, the photography, I would say it was different then, but there was never a decision to make it categorically different, it just evolved. And one always needs to think about it and to change things before readers get bored. One has to always be ahead of the reader.