Reading Time: 3 minutes Suffering from the lifelong health condition, the Burmese artist responds to her experiences during the pandemic, documenting past traumas by digitally scanning her scars

Reading Time: 3 minutes Suffering from the lifelong health condition, the Burmese artist responds to her experiences during the pandemic, documenting past traumas by digitally scanning her scars
Reading Time: 2 minutes Using collage, Svyatogor reflects on Soviet imagery and contemporary life in Belarus
Reading Time: 3 minutes The German fashion photographer borrows from fantasy to create new storylines that are inclusive of her subjects and spaces
Reading Time: 2 minutes Fatiq captures the essence of his immediate surroundings and those further afield through his atmospheric images
Reading Time: 2 minutes Chiga’s research-intensive project investigates the phenomenon of Japan’s most notorious telephone scam
Reading Time: 2 minutes A fascination with the body and whimsical yet precise process characterises Rozhkova’s work
Reading Time: 2 minutes “It’s all the hidden things, the small stuff that makes up a Black queer life”
Reading Time: 3 minutes Based between Berlin and Khartoum, Salah uses photography as language, writing ‘visual poetry’
Reading Time: 2 minutes Smallwood’s meditative series Languor centres upon Central Park’s wide-open landscapes and Black individuals pictured at rest amid them
Reading Time: 3 minutes Each year, British Journal of Photography presents its Ones To Watch – a group of emerging image-makers, chosen from hundreds of nominations by international experts. Throughout September, BJP-online is sharing their profiles, originally published in issue #7898 of the magazine.
Each year we reach out to editors, professors, directors, curators, writers, publishers, agents and photographers to nominate individuals at the start of their careers who are making outstanding work. After careful consideration, we select the finalists whose work we showcase in a dedicated Talent Issue.
Here you will find the archive of all our past nominees. Many of these individuals have gone on to develop thriving careers. Some of those names include Max Pinckers, Jack Davison, the late Ren Hang, Cemre Yesil, Nadine Ijewere, Shadman Shahid, Sanne De Wilde and Kennedi Carter, to name but a few. We are excited to enter the next decade of this celebration of emerging talent.