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Articles relating to Meet California, a British Journal of Photography commission for which four photographers travel across the US state and create new bodies of work.
Reading Time: 4 minutes A film commissioned by British Journal of Photography takes a look behind the scenes of its Meet California commission
Reading Time: 5 minutes Brant Slomovic leads a double life: he is both a photographer and accident and emergency doctor. A recent commission in California allowed him to reflect on his relationship with the former
Reading Time: 7 minutes “I am so fortunate to be able to step into someone’s life, enter their world, and experience it, if only for a minute”
Reading Time: 9 minutes In the media “Asian Americans are rarely depicted. If we are, we are often forced into these clichéd tropes: the nerdy Asian, the submissive Asian, the exotic Asian. I am looking to create a genuine representation”
Reading Time: 9 minutes Clément Chapillon spent 10 days immersed in the Californian wilderness. The work he created embodies his journey as much as the people and places he encountered along the way
Reading Time: 7 minutes Ricardo Nagaoka, Francesca Allen, Clément Chapillon and Brant Slomovic will travel across California and document the lesser-know sides of the Golden State
Reading Time: 4 minutes British Journal of Photography announces the photographers shortlisted for Meet California, an exclusive commission for which four competition winners will create a body of work responding to vast American state
Reading Time: 6 minutes A British Journal of Photography commission will fly four photographers to California where they will spend 10 days each creating a new body of work. With just one week left to enter, here we share a selection of the strongest contenders
Reading Time: 5 minutes In the late-40s and 50s many veterans and their families were looking for a fresh start. Lakewood, a recent development in the southern corner of Los Angeles County, offered them that new beginning