An exclusive British Journal of Photography commission in collaboration with adidas, will award one female-identifying photographer £10,000 to create a new body of work exploring London-based women’s football clubs
Circulation(s) returns for three months from April 20 2019 at the CENTQUATRE with a focus on emerging European photographers
After winning Portrait of Britain in 2018, Lang got back in contact with Roxy – the subject of his winning portrait – and created a new series
Iran “is such a complex place that people will, of course, tell you not to go there”. In the first chapter of an ongoing body of work, the Melbourne-based photographer challenges the “narrow and misleading” ways in which the Middle Eastern country is often portrayed
It was while exploring his new neighbourhood on-foot that Miechowski happened upon Musah – the subject of his winning portrait
The photographer and founder of Women Photograph, a platform that elevates the voices and work of women and non-binary visual storytellers, considers the homogeneity of the documentary image
The impressive panel will judge the first edition of Female in Focus – a new award seeking to elevate the work of exceptional female-identifying photographers
Through the weird and wonderful worlds she creates, Roy escapes the frustrations of modern existence
From a piano tuner jailed for taking direct-action, to an 87-year-old activist, Rhiannon Adam documents anti-fracking campaigners outside of the protest context
Rhiannon Adam investigates the UK fracking debate. Her work sheds light on the stories of individuals both for and against the contentious practice
