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An invitation to all monochrome photographers
Emerging black-and-white photographers are invited to submit their work to Mono, a hardback photobook which will also include Roger Ballen, Anders Peterson and Oliver Pin Fat.
Books 19 Oct 2011
David Hurn's Passing Time
After 55 years in photography and at an age when most people have retired, David Hurn is still a committed photojournalist
Documentary 11 Jan 2011
On The Road
America by Car invites us to ride shotgun alongside Lee Friedlander as the legendary photographer takes a road trip through contemporary America for his latest, recently completed project.
Documentary 03 Sep 2010
Vintage Americana
Getty goes live with a new collection culled from the Hulton Archive featuring iconic images of the US
Image Libraries 24 Aug 2010
AOP Open winners 2010
Black-and-white wins out in the AOP's Open contest, with an Australian photographer catching the judges' eye with a candid shot capturing familly summer fun.
Awards 20 Aug 2010
Fotospeed introduces baryta-based paper
British firm introduces new inkjet paper designed to give black-and-white prints that old school darkroom feel.
Printing 11 Aug 2010
We live in Brooklyn
The Dark Light of this Nothing is New York photographer Erica McDonald’s take on gentrification in Park Slope
Documentary 31 Mar 2010
The real deal
La Subversion des Images, the Pompidou Centre's travelling exhibition on Surrealism is a must-see show
Events 20 Jan 2010
Close quarters
Swedish photographers Anders Petersen and JH Engstrom have shot an award-winning project on the region they both grew up in, 30 years apart
Documentary 30 Sep 2009
Fire and ice
Photographs of her daughters bought Sally Mann critical acclaim and the wrath of the religious right in the 1990s. Now she is back with an equally intimate portrait of her husband
Practice 30 Sep 2009
A Manxman's Tale
Twenty-one years after he published In Flagrante, one of the landmark photobooks of the 20th century, Chris Killip is back
Documentary 20 May 2009
The tide is high
Bangladesh is blighted by constant floods, yet lacks safe supply of fresh water for its vast population. Munem Wasif shot his homeland for WaterAid
Practice 04 Mar 2009
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