Familiar Observations with Erinn Springer
Coming across Erinn Springer’s work and instantly falling in love with it is something I'm sure lots of editors have experienced in recent years, and if not yet, then they certainly will. Her work consists…
Photographer Paul Lehr’s Feindesland
Paris based photographer Paul Lehr shares his opinions and experiences from his series ‘Feindesland’, following two women who, “In their youth lived among rebels: On the Eritrean front, Selam fought and Almaz sang against the…
Moritz Küstner The Dying Dead Sea
Moritz Küstner never planned on becoming a photographer, deciding to study Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hannover, Germany, Küstner’s thoughts changed, “I spent one year at the Danish…
Hannes Jung, about the Consequences of the European Migration Policy
Documentary photographer Hannes Jung, in his series Migration, examines the consequences of the European Migration Policy, through a thoughtful and intimate look at the lives of those affected.
Architect in Photography, an Interview with Fred Guillaud
With a body of work consistently built over fifteen years, architect and photographer Fred Guillaud’s images of urban landscapes are a beautiful cocktail between documentary, street and architectural. Photographing a building with the same sensitivity…
Clare Hewitt Discussing Photography
Clare Hewitt is a London based documentary and portrait photographer. After completing a degree in law Hewitt took the biggest change in her career to study photography, finding that both subjects relate in various ways,…
Red Herring with Jordan Madge
Jordan Madge’s series Red Herring, inspired by the disappearance of a girl in a small country town in Central Victoria, Australia, in 2009. Through the blending and questioning of fact, fiction and representation, the work…
Sarah Pannell – Territories
Shot over three annual visits to the New Territories – a quieter area of the greater Hong Kong region – Photographer Sarah Pannell’s series Territories is inspired by the souvenir calendars of her youth; gifts…
Human Interaction and Mass Energy
Mass Energy, an exhibition curated by Tommy Sussex launches this week. A carefully curated open call and exhibition that responds to the brief of crowds and mass gatherings.
Being a Documentary Photographer – Roger Hutchings
Roger Hutchings is an award-winning British documentary photographer who studied at Newport School of Art in Wales mentored by the Magnum photographer David Hurn. Thereafter he worked with the London Observer Newspaper as a roving…
Vladincin Han – A Serbian Town of Music
Out of a population of roughly 2,500 Roma people in Vladincin Han area of Southeastern Serbia, less than 10 are currently employed. Even with help from several charitable organisations, this culture of unemployment is slow…
Observations Within Photography with Tayla Nebesky
Tayla Nebesky is an American photographer based in Bristol, UK. She studied trumpet performance at Manhattan School of Music before pursuing a Masters in Photography at UWE Bristol, which she is in the midst of…
Exploring People and Place With Andrew Miller
Andrew Miller is a photographer based in the western United States. His work, often quiet and introspective, deals with themes of identity, place and the spaces we occupy in relation to those themes. A child…
Reggio Calabria: A City of Waste
With almost 180,000 inhabitants, Reggio Calabria, is the largest and the most populated city of Calabria, a region in southern Italy. In 2014, in an attempt to comply with Italian laws on waste disposal, was…
Spit Gold Onto An Empire
For the people of Myanmar, history is repeating itself once again. On the 1st of February 2021, the Myanmar military stormed the parliament building, taking control of the country in another military coup.
A human approach to documenting society with John Bolloten
Being firmly interested in photography for around ten years now and viewing it on a daily basis ever since then, I can only recall one photographer who has documented Bradford in a way that has…
The Process – Maria Meco
Maria Meco is a Bristol based Spanish photographer. Currently studying a degree at UWE, Marias work marriages themes of documentary, fine art and portraiture.
The Process – Raphael Gaultier
A social documentary photographer based in Seattle, Raphael Gaultier’s work is centred around cultural preservation and capturing the intimacies of daily life. His latest series, The Last Whispers of the Light, focuses on what home…
The Process – Matilde Viegas
A self-taught photographer based in Porto, Matilde Viegas’ work deals with themes of intimacy and connection, as well as personal history and identity. Viegas’ themes stem from personal experience documenting issues surrounding family, migration, relationships…