Forty years on, Magnum Photos' Susan Meiselas recalls making her first major work, Carnival Strippers

Greek economic woes have scuppered the post-war dream of the small, family-run shop, finds Georgios Makkas

New Japanese Photography at the Doomed Gallery is the hot ticket of the week

Specialist staff and resources, including access to the extensive photographic holdings at the Library of Birmingham, are under threat in light of budget cuts announced by the city council, reports Gemma Padley. Additional reporting by Simon Bainbridge

The Ones to Watch issue is devoted to the 25 best new photographers in the business for you to discover first

A charity calendar supporting children's radiation aid brings together a stellar cast of photographers, writes Miriam Rosen

After three strangers met on London's Southbank, Leica Meet was born - an online photography community with more than 6,000 members

Ones to Watch 2015, British Journal of Photography's global survey of new talent, is out now.

We remember the unique mentality of war veteran Phil Stern, who captured the defining moments of cinema’s biggest stars

Los Menonos: an intimate portrayal of a timeless way of life. Jordi Ruiz Cirera's photobook depicts the Mennonite communities of eastern Bolivia

The thrills and dangers of Portuguese bullfighting come alive in Eduardo Leal's documentary project Forcados

Archival material is mixed with photographs and interviews to explore the relationship between the people of Manchester and its most iconic buildings

Cool and Noteworthy, BJP's showcase of the people and projects that caught our attention this year, is on shelves now

The 'decorative degeneracy' of Louis Porter's urban fabric forms a discordant social critique

Tech company 1&1 provide photographers with new ways of utilising their online profile

The AOP's revamped awards come with a lively expo showcasing services and kit

Discarded objects and found images take on a new life in the Canadian photographer Sara Cwynar's still life

Eamonn Doyle finds a new vision of street photography with the hunched, solitary figures of one Dublin highway

Africa leads way as The Photographers’ Gallery annual Deutsche Börse Photography prize announces shortlist

Phil Le Gal documents the pagan festivals and religious processions that stem from the Christianisation of Brittany, France