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Toni Greaves: Radical Love, The Promise
Art director-turned-photographer Toni Greaves follows a young woman as she makes her journey into sisterhood.
Documentary 25 Jan 2012
Natasha Caruana's Married Men
On one level a typology of adulterers, Caruana's exhibition is also a complex investigation into the boundaries of trust, deception and betrayal.
Documentary 25 Feb 2011
Class of 2010: Fashion goes out of bounds
Iran may seem an unlikely place for a fashion shoot, but London-based photographer Shiva Hajiebrahimaragh strikes the right balance with her graduation project
Student Photographers 02 Aug 2010
Cuba 1959: The Second Front
The men pictured were teenagers when, in 1959, they joined "La Revoluçion". Fifty years later, they put their old uniforms back on for Mexican photographer Alinka Echeverria
Photojournalism 08 Jul 2010
Class of 2010: Trainspotting revisited
Yoshi Kametami documents life on Edinburgh's notorious Muirhouse schemes for his graduation project
Documentary 01 Jun 2010
Thoughts on romance from the road
Enigmatic messages appear roadside along the American highway courtesy of photographer Victoria Crayhon
Professional Photographers 28 May 2010
Double exposure down under
Oddette England has her own double take on shooting the Australian Outback
Fine Art 27 May 2010
Brian Griffin: Olympic efforts
Road to 2012 sees Brian Griffin take on an Olympian portrait commission
Professional Photographers 05 May 2010
Dean Chalkley: Jean Genie
Things go from good to better when Dean Chalkley shoots the latest Levi’s campaign
Professional Photographers 05 May 2010
Simon Roberts shoots the election
Simon Roberts is back on the road – this time as the official artist for the House of Commons, documenting the election from the voters’ perspective
Professional Photographers 05 May 2010
Brian Rosa: Mexico City
Brian Rosa explores his vision of Mexico City
Professional Photographers 05 May 2010
Andrew McConnell: The Last Colony
The Last Colony sees photographer Andrew McConnell visit the forgotten Saharawi people
Professional Photographers 05 May 2010
Michael Grieve: Blue of Night
A photographer goes undercover at an elite London sex club set in a former embassy, inspired by the masters of post-war Japan
Documentary 05 May 2010
Double trouble
Identical twins, Karl and Ian Jackson, offer up an uncanny take on self-portraiture
Fine Art 07 Apr 2010
The story of the golden tomato
Underneath a white sea of plastic, north African immigrants toil in the hothouses of Almería to produce our supermarket fruit and vegetables. Reinaldo Loureiro reveals the undercover story of what lies...
Documentary 07 Apr 2010
Knock on wood
Robert Voit has spent the last seven years travelling the world photographing trees. But these are no ordinary trees...
Fine Art 07 Apr 2010
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