Inspired by a mixture of western and oriental philosophies, the OpenWalls Arles 2020 winner’s conceptual series conjures a dreamlike world that defies logic
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Three bodies of work and 30 single images have won the third edition of British Journal of Photography’s biggest award — as Portrait of Humanity 2021 opens for entries
As globalisation drastically alters our relationship to food, OpenWalls Arles 2020 winner Gregg Segal set out to discover…
11 August 2020
From anti-Brexiteers and Chinese fishermen to women serving life sentences in the USA, BJP delves…
15 July 2020
To coincide with Portrait of Britain 2020, British Journal Photography considers the modern-day phenomenon that democratised self-portraiture forever
In her debut photobook, Some Kind of Heavenly Fire, Female in Focus winner Maria Lax straddles a blurred line between familiar and foreign
Having launched to international acclaim in 2019, Female in Focus is back to celebrate exceptional…
Entry to Portrait of Humanity closes in just 2 weeks. Enter today, and be a part of one of the most viewed photographic exhibitions in global history.
Melissa Spitz photographs her mother’s struggles with mental illness In 2017, Melissa Spitz was named…
25 November 2019
“In Chinese, the name for the United States of America translates to mean ‘the beautiful…