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Christopher Bethell crisscrossed the United States in an attempt to understand his own relationship to the country, and the history of his Grandfather. The resulting photographic series was awarded the Under 30’s Gold Award in the Royal Photographic Society’s International Photography Exhibition 2018Christopher Bethell crisscrossed the United States in an attempt to understand his own relationship to the country, and the history of his Grandfather. The resulting photographic series was awarded the Under 30’s Gold Award in the Royal Photographic Society’s International Photography Exhibition 2018

8 July 2019

Gilleam Trapenberg: “I want to challenge stereotypes of the Caribbean”

The photographer finds strength on St. Maarten – a Caribbean Island devastated by the strongest hurricane on record to hit the region

19 June 2019

Alice Mann: Inside Sisterhood FC

The award-winning photographer creates a new photographic series offering an intimate insight into the London-based women’s football team

14 June 2019

Vivek Vadoliya questions what it means to be beautiful

The British Asian artist draws on his own experiences to create a nuanced depiction of form and flesh

12 June 2019

Alice Mann to document London-based women’s football clubs

Mann will receive £10,000 to create a new body of work around the subject for the latest Studio 1854 commission

30 May 2019

Does your photography explore the creative face of contemporary engineering?

The IET Engineering & Technology Photographer of the Year Competition 2019 calls for entries from image-makers investigating engineering-related subjects in new and compelling ways

23 May 2019

Calling all female-identifying photographers!

An exclusive British Journal of Photography commission in collaboration with adidas, will award one female-identifying photographer £10,000 to create a new body of work exploring London-based women’s football clubs

19 April 2019

Rhiannon Adam: Fracking in the UK #3

From a piano tuner jailed for taking direct-action, to an 87-year-old activist, Rhiannon Adam documents anti-fracking campaigners outside of the protest context

14 January 2019

Portraits of a friendship in The Gambia

“Kalidou is 23-years-old and is going blind. I could really see his pain and frustration. Some days, if the sun was too bright, he would not even be able to go outside”

20 December 2018

Rhiannon Adam: Fracking in the UK #2

Rhiannon Adam investigates the UK fracking debate. Her work sheds light on the stories of individuals both for and against the contentious practice

17 December 2018

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