Reading Time: 3 minutes As the community continues to battle for the survival of ancient archeological lands, their beauty is captured in an intimate, black and white project, After Eden
Reading Time: 2 minutes “The effects of fracking have long-term consequences: I wasn’t going to be able to document them in a traditional way”
Reading Time: 3 minutes Living in a caravan, surrounded by nature, Wood turns the lens on herself for the first time in I Wake To Listen, in her new life as a mother
Reading Time: 5 minutes Blending embroidery and photography, Malik interrogates misogyny and violence against women in her native India
Reading Time: 6 minutes In the bland spaces
of suburban church basements, Eli Durst finds people searching for purpose and meaning through their communal activities
Reading Time: 7 minutes Nestled between two estates on the edge of Tipton is an area known locally as The Cracker. It was here that Laura Pannack discovered a tight-knit community of youths and set about exploring the characters, friendships and traditions that, “for me, should not be lost or ignored”.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Antony Sojka visits the Halligen to witness the tides, landscape and people of these North Sea islands
Reading Time: 3 minutes Gabriella Demczuk, nominated by photographer and editor Laurence Butet-Roch, reflects the mood of a nation with her noir-like political series in the US
Reading Time: 4 minutes Vivek Vadoliya studies the colourful Freakers, a subculture of boys in Kerala, India, who are forging their identity via their smartphones
Reading Time: 3 minutes Each year, British Journal of Photography presents its Ones To Watch – a selection of…