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…
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…
Trellick: The Writing is on the Wall
Anna Gudbrands Trellick: The Writing Is on The Wall is a documentary film highlighting the importance of the Trellick Tower and the Graffiti Hall of Fame. In Autumn 2020, it was revealed that Royal Borough…
Unrest and Violence in Andrew Moore’s Troubles
First visiting Belfast in 1986, Andrew Moore would return repeatedly until 1998, the year of the Good Friday Agreement. In his early 20s Moore had begun to document the social unrest in England triggered by…
The Victory Arch – An interview with Joe Preston
The Victory Arch and its accompanying parade ground was opened on the 8th of the 8th, 1988 in Baghdad. It was commissioned by Saddam Hussein to commemorate the victory of Iraq over Iran although production…
Sem Langendijk’s Docklands
Initiated in 2015, Sem Langendijk’s The Docklands Project is an analyses of the post-industrial city through the harbour area. Focusing on the high demand for living near the water, the project tries to get a…
The Wall – Griselda San Martin
The Wall is a photographic series by Griselda San Martin that documents a small, binational half-acre of land running along the border between San Diego and Tijuana. By calling attention to the human interactions at…
The Everyday Aftermath – Charles Thiefaine’s Allah Ala
If you go onto Google Maps, click the little yellow body shape in the bottom corner and zoom out you can see the areas of the world which are the most densely mapped. As you…
Alexander Chekmenev’s Passport
In 1921, after overthrowing the centuries-old Romanov monarchy, Russia emerged from a civil war as the newly formed Soviet Union. The Soviet Union was a federal socialist state that existed from 1921 to 1991. From…