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The Next Generation

As OP turns 25, we’re looking more to the future than the past. The photographers on the following pages are some of the names we expect to see more of alongside the photographers who have made the magazine so inspirational over the last quarter century.
Photography By Jason Bradley, Jimmy Chin, Fergus Gill And Christian Ziegler

Updated July 1, 2016
Reaching 25 years of publication is certainly a milestone that we’re proud of at OP, but the magazine has always been about looking forward, not dwelling on the past.

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Originally Published October 26, 2010
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