In the studio with David Brandon Geeting

Picture This: Ritual

Invisible island: How rural working-class photographers are building an ethical contemporary vision of British identity

Baldwin Lee: A mesmerising chronicle of Black southern life in the 1980s

Images Vevey returns: “We dream big – the sky’s the limit”

In Dialogue: Susan Meiselas, Bieke Depoorter, Lua Ribeira and Olivia Arthur

Latest Journal Stories

A Storied Ground: Jermaine Francis’ montage series situates the Black figure in the English pictorial landscape

Reading Time: 4 minutes “I wanted to disrupt the viewing experience in a slightly ambiguous, obtuse way, to create figures like ghosts,” says Francis, whose ongoing work urges viewers to re-evaluate who is considered the natural inhabitant of English landscapes

28 September 2022

Rik Moran delves into the imagery of the unexplained

Reading Time: 3 minutes “This is a project about all the things that make me depressed and anxious – it’s about racism and identity, the environment and climate change, religion and family, history and culture”

28 September 2022

Kavi Pujara chronicles life along Leicester’s Golden Mile, a stretch of road he once called home

Reading Time: 3 minutes In a new photobook and exhibition, Pujara explores themes of home, identity and Britishness along the stretch of road home to the city’s Indian community

27 September 2022

Monty Kaplan and Marisol Mendez’s multilayered response to the water crisis in La Guajira, Colombia

Reading Time: 4 minutes Commissioned by WaterAid and 1854/British Journal of Photography as part of the WaterAid Climate Commission, the storytelling duo blend their distinct styles to create a nuanced portrait of the situation

27 September 2022

To hope: A magazine documenting the resilience of the Ukrainian people

Reading Time: 2 minutes Pfluger’s new book of portraits – Holding Space: Life and Love Through a Queer Lens – is a a hybrid of non-fiction, memoir and photobook

26 September 2022

Books on Photography festival returns to Bristol this October

Reading Time: 2 minutes Publishers from all over Europe will gather to unveil new work and celebrate the importance of the photobook at the third edition of the festival

26 September 2022

Jess Gough studies the texture, moods, and kinaesthetic qualities of landscapes

Reading Time: 2 minutes “The work in Topographies II stitches together a fictional place from multiple shooting trips – locations linked by light, heat and geology but separated physically by continents,” says Gough

23 September 2022

The MEP opens a retrospective of one of the most influential photographers from Eastern Europe, Boris Mikhailov

Reading Time: 6 minutes “A photographer is not a hero. He has no great desire to be there at the end of the world to document the most important, the most interesting and the hardest things. A photographer is not a hero.” Boris Mikhailov

22 September 2022

The 7-year-olds photographing war and how to support them

Reading Time: 4 minutes Artem Skorokhodko and Dmytro Zubkov travel to war-torn Ukrainian villages, handing out disposable cameras to the local children who photograph their places of play

22 September 2022

Bookshelf

Discover our selection of new releases.

Rik Moran delves into the imagery of the unexplained

Jess Gough studies the texture, moods, and kinaesthetic qualities of landscapes

Immy Humes champions trailblazing women in her latest book, The Only Woman

Beauty in abundance: Ryan Pfluger photographs 100 queer couples across the US

Behind the mask: Alys Tomlinson captures the spirit of Italian rural tradition and identity

Capturing Central Park’s vibrant community, Scott Rossi illustrates the importance of public spaces

Jon Horvath documents Bliss, a tiny city in Idaho, “to see what happiness looks like”

D’Angelo Lovell Williams draws on contemporary culture, history, and their own life to articulate the Black queer experience

Agenda

Exhibitions, upcoming festivals, print sales.

Kavi Pujara chronicles life along Leicester’s Golden Mile, a stretch of road he once called home

To hope: A magazine documenting the resilience of the Ukrainian people

Books on Photography festival returns to Bristol this October

The MEP opens a retrospective of one of the most influential photographers from Eastern Europe, Boris Mikhailov

Being there: Gavin Bond goes backstage with the biggest names in 90s fashion

Unseen Amsterdam celebrates its 10th edition

Beyond capture: Hamburg Hall of Contemporary Art explores the many meanings of currency

Naima Green: I Keep Missing My Water

Industry Insights

Where art and commerce in photography meet.

Behind the Cover: Reuben Wu and Alice Zoo on photographing Stonehenge for National Geographic

How to build a career: Alec Soth, Poulomi Basu, Justine Kurland and Jess T Dugan on survival strategies, adapting to change and making a living

Industry Insights: The rise of women skate photographers

Industry Insights: Erik Vroons on the challenges of publishing a magazine today and how you can support GUP

Behind the Campaign: Olivia Bee photographs Jeff Goldblum for eyewear brand, Jacques Marie Mage

Industry Insights with Le Book: Christopher Anderson on understanding why you take photographs

Behind the Campaign: Sirui Ma revisualises yoga culture for Stretch London

Behind the Cover: Ed Templeton on shooting Jonah Hill for GQ Style

Latest Journal stories

A Storied Ground: Jermaine Francis’ montage series situates the Black figure in the English pictorial landscape

28 September 2022

Rik Moran delves into the imagery of the unexplained

28 September 2022

Kavi Pujara chronicles life along Leicester’s Golden Mile, a stretch of road he once called home

Reading Time: 3 minutes In a new photobook and exhibition, Pujara explores themes of home, identity and Britishness along the stretch of road home to the city’s Indian community

27 September 2022

Bookshelf

Discover our selection of new releases

Kavi Pujara chronicles life along Leicester’s Golden Mile, a stretch of road he once called home

To hope: A magazine documenting the resilience of the Ukrainian people

Books on Photography festival returns to Bristol this October

The MEP opens a retrospective of one of the most influential photographers from Eastern Europe, Boris Mikhailov

Being there: Gavin Bond goes backstage with the biggest names in 90s fashion

Unseen Amsterdam celebrates its 10th edition

Beyond capture: Hamburg Hall of Contemporary Art explores the many meanings of currency

Naima Green: I Keep Missing My Water

Agenda

Noteworthy exhibitions, upcoming festivals, print sales and more

Rik Moran delves into the imagery of the unexplained

Jess Gough studies the texture, moods, and kinaesthetic qualities of landscapes

Immy Humes champions trailblazing women in her latest book, The Only Woman

Beauty in abundance: Ryan Pfluger photographs 100 queer couples across the US

Behind the mask: Alys Tomlinson captures the spirit of Italian rural tradition and identity

Capturing Central Park’s vibrant community, Scott Rossi illustrates the importance of public spaces

Jon Horvath documents Bliss, a tiny city in Idaho, “to see what happiness looks like”

D’Angelo Lovell Williams draws on contemporary culture, history, and their own life to articulate the Black queer experience

Industry Insights

Where art and commerce in photography meet.

Behind the Cover: Reuben Wu and Alice Zoo on photographing Stonehenge for National Geographic

How to build a career: Alec Soth, Poulomi Basu, Justine Kurland and Jess T Dugan on survival strategies, adapting to change and making a living

Industry Insights: The rise of women skate photographers

Industry Insights: Erik Vroons on the challenges of publishing a magazine today and how you can support GUP

Behind the Campaign: Olivia Bee photographs Jeff Goldblum for eyewear brand, Jacques Marie Mage

Industry Insights with Le Book: Christopher Anderson on understanding why you take photographs

Behind the Campaign: Sirui Ma revisualises yoga culture for Stretch London

Behind the Cover: Ed Templeton on shooting Jonah Hill for GQ Style

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