Kieran Dodds‘ extensive work on the church forests of Ethiopia, a country that has lost some 95% of its native forest in the past century, has been shortlisted for a...
Carlos Spottorno‘s unique take on the ancient city of Palmyra and the effect of the Syrian Civil War on efforts to preserve the priceless treasures has been shortlisted for the...
Nora Lorek‘s recent work on children living in the world’s second largest refugee camp settlement Bidibidi in Uganda, exploring the ways they use primitive things available to them to create...
Shiho Fukada has won the Feature Photography Award at this year’s Overseas Press Club of America awards with her incisive piece about old people in prison in Japan, some of...
Every year, the United Nations publishes the World Happiness Report (WHR), ranking over 150 countries according to how happy their citizens perceive themselves to be. In this year’s report, which...
Mark Henley is exhibiting his work on contemporary prejudice against refugees in Switzerland entitled Facing Prejudice together with photographer Karim Amin at the Bibliothèques Municipales in Geneva from 19 March...
Nora Lorek‘s ongoing work on Bidibidi, a refugee settlement in northern Uganda that is morphing into a permanent city, is being featured on the National Geographic website.
Piotr Malecki recently visited London and met people on the street, asking them how they felt about Brexit and how they thought it would affect their lives. The portraits he...
Alfredo Caliz has launched a crowdfunding site for his latest book project “We” in Ireland, a multi-year photographic diary of the family’s annual holidays in Ireland, his wife’s native country....
Tim Smith is a major contributor to Above the Noise, a new exhibition at Bradford’s National Science and Media Museum which runs 15 March – 19 Jun. His short film...
Mads Nissen‘s recently published photo book We Are Indestructible is one of three finalists in the Photography Book of the Year category at this year’s Pictures of the Year (POY).
Patrick Brown will be showing his groundbreaking work on the illegal trade in endangered animals – Trading to Extinction – at FAIT & CAUSE, 58 rue Quincampoix, 75004 Paris, from...
Guy Martin will be speaking about his recently published book The Parallel State, available to buy from GOST Books, at PhotoForum, hosted by The Print Space on Kingsland Road in...
Panos photographer Robin Hammond has been shortlisted for the Photojournalism prize at this year’s Amnesty Media Awards for his work on the Rohingya crisis. The winners will be announced at...
It was with great sadness that we heard this week of the passing of our colleague, the legendary photographer Georg Gerster, who died at his home in Switzerland at the...
Catalina Martin-Chico is exhibiting her recent work from Colombia, which has been nominated for the Photo of the Year and another category in this year’s World Press Photo, at the...