The South African photographer’s series of self-portraits addressing race, gender, and identity has been awarded the prestigious photobook prize
The Indian photographer returns to the place in which he grew up: his parent’s hotel
Throughout May, BJP-online will be re-publishing a series of articles profiling the 19 emerging image-makers British Journal of Photography is tipping for 2019. Selected from 750 nominations, the 2019 Ones to Watch provide a window into where photography is heading
Twenty five years have passed since apartheid ended and Nelson Mandela became president. Ilvy Njiokiktjien’s decade-long project documents the opportunities and challenges faced by the children of the “rainbow nation”
For her latest work, Maja Daniels spent three years in Älvdalen, a small Swedish town shrouded by the mystery of a dying norse language, and its tragic history of witch trials
Over 10 days, Paolo Pellegrin and Kosuke Okahara produced a live display of their process from a pop-up studio in Kyoto, Japan
Broken Sleeve 缎绣, the title of Shen Wei’s latest body of work, is borrowed from…
Giulio Di Sturco’s decade-long project Ganga Ma documents the effects of pollution on India’s holiest…
2 May 2019
Jean-François Bouchard’s images from the largest machine-gun shooting range in the US merges documentary and conceptual art in an attempt to understand the chilling world of weapon enthusiasts
For our annual talent issue, we introduce this year’s Ones To Watch: 19 emerging photographers drawn from 750 nominations made by our global network of experts