Decade of Change

Pietro Lo Casto documents a remote Nepalese village under threat

Pietro Lo Casto explores social and environmental issues while touching on humanity, nature and spirits in his graduate project

14 November 2020

Norberto Fernández Soriano joins anti-fracking activists as they collectively fight for an alternative future

“The effects of fracking have long-term consequences: I wasn’t going to be able to document them in a traditional way”

13 November 2020

Robbie Lawrence and the magic of a secluded botanical garden

In a new book, A Voice Above the Linn, Lawrence tells the story of Jim Taggart and his gardens, hidden amid a remote valley on the western coast of Scotland

9 November 2020

12 Hz by Ron Jude

Jude’s latest title is a reminder of the scale of natural forces, which have operated independently of our anthropocentric experiences, billions of years before us, and for billions of years to come

29 October 2020

WaterAid celebrate a decade since clean water became a human right

On this day ten years ago, the UN recognised clean water and sanitation as a human right, but one in ten people still lack access. Wateraid commissioned 10 visual artists from the global south to respond to this issue

28 July 2020

Flowing Waters Never Return to the Source: Visions of the Chinese River

A new exhibition, set within ancient ruins in Normandy, paints a portrait of a transitioning China — through 13 photographers’ and 80 works that explore the river

15 July 2020

A photographer’s view of the world from multiple perspectives

“I see my work as a kind of tapestry, which is woven by thousands of threads to create one image”

18 March 2020

Mark Mahaney: Polar Night

An Arctic town plunged into darkness for two months of the year, and known as “ground zero for climate change”, provided Mark Mahaney with the impetus for his first personal project.

9 March 2020

Documenting life on India’s disappearing islands

Driven by memories of his own experience, Sushavan Nandy’s project shows the disruptive effects of climate change and flooding on individual lives

28 January 2020

An accidental thesis on waste and pollution

David Brandon Geeting’s vivid and playful images of his Brooklyn neighbourhood contain a cautionary message

13 December 2019

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Governments are repeatedly failing to act on climate change. But photography can serve as a mirror, a warning sound, a vehicle for truth.

In this collection, we explore urgent questions of the environment and examine humanity’s place on earth.

From documentary series to fine art projects, these articles examine some of photography’s most potent responses to the climate crisis.