18 March, 2021
Photographing a Refugee Protest – By Ali MC
Like many photographers, I’ve always aspired to become a photojournalist. However, the global media industry is rapidly changing and the ‘golden era’ of photojournalism - featur...
17 March, 2021
Not at home with my Rolleiflex – Stefan Wilde
Is a photograph any good if it needs an introduction? Shouldn´t art speak to you without accompanying words? Shouldn't a great picture captivate your imagination and inspire tho...
When I was a child, I got it into my head that anything that took place before I was born happened in black and white. Not so unusual when most televisions were black and white ...
One late evening my father received a call from ‘Mahaprabhu Dasa’, a stalwart devotee. Mahaprabhu informed us that a ‘Rathyatra’ would soon take place in Glastonbury town centre...
25 February, 2021
Street Portraits of Bike Messengers – Standing by with the Rollei 35 SE – Trevor Hughes
This is a look back at a series I photographed while working as a bike messenger in Toronto in the 1990’s. All the images in the article were taken with a Rollei 35 SE.
It occu...
3 January, 2021
Tokyo XPan – A Cinematic View of Japan – By Mike Amos
Almost two years ago, I lost my Dad very suddenly from a heart attack. He was a huge influence on me, both in my personal life, but also professionally, instilling a work ethic ...
12 November, 2020
Naniwa; A City Without a Face – By Akiti Dezem
This five year analogue photo project started in late 2015. The Japanese name "Naniwa" (なに わ) refers to the old name of the city of Osaka (Japan), where the entire project wa...
17 October, 2020
Better Together – A City with a Complicated Past – By Billy Stanford
I walk. And sometimes whilst walking I take pictures. Not professionally. No, professionally I act as an intermediary of sorts between technical and non-technical people. I expl...