1854 Access.
The career enhancing platform for photographers.
Unlimited access to all of our digital content on 1854.photography (Normally £15.00$20.00€17.00 per month)
British Journal of Photography, our bi-monthly, collectible, ad-free photobook (Normally £20.00$25.00€22.00)
Closes 30th Sept 2021
Celebrating the many faces of modern Britain.
Series entry, normally £35.00
Harnessing the collective voice of our creative community to explore the most urgent issue of our time: the environment.
Series entry, normally £33.00
Proving there is more that unites us than sets us apart.
Series entry, normally £33.00
Conceived to stand as a historical reference for many decades to come, Edition365 is 1854 and BJP’s newest open-call.
Series entry, normally £33.00
Launching the careers of tomorrow’s biggest names.
Series entry, normally £33.00
Fast Track gets you in front of global brand directors, advertising agencies and industry figures on the hunt for the next big names
Only available to 1854 Access Members
Promoting exceptional women-identifying photographers.
Series entry, normally £33.00
Promoting photographers in prestigious locations around the world.
Series entry, normally £33.00
In collaboration with 1854, Malala Fund is commissioning three new works that celebrate the determination and agency of remarkable girls facing challenging circumstances.
In collaboration with 1854/British Journal of Photography, Leica will commission 3x talented photographers from the 1854 community to create personal bodies of work.
In collaboration with 1854/British Journal of Photography, WaterAid is commissioning three new photographic projects exploring the ways in which the climate crisis is making it harder for people to access their basic human rights of clean water, decent sanitation and personal hygiene — especially in some of the world’s poorest countries.
We commissioned 10 photographers in 10 countries to pay homage to the iconic Skywalker saga, and the families who have enjoyed its magic for nearly half a century.
In the lead-up to the 2018 Women’s World Cup, we commissioned photographer Alice Mann to create a new body of work exploring female football clubs in London.
In an ongoing collaboration that celebrates the power of photography in driving positive change, three photographers have been awarded a grant and Panasonic LUMIX S Series kit to create a new body of work around themes Inclusion and Belonging.
© Sam Armstrong – Portrait of Humanity 2020 Shortlist