Portrait of Britain 2019 is open for entries. Now in its fourth year, the groundbreaking…
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“These magnificent photographs capture at once the great diversity and the inescapable identity of the…
Our annual portrait edition returns with Jono Rotman’s photographs of New Zealand’s most notorious biker…
Ahead of the launch of the Portrait of Britain exhibition tomorrow, Marc Hartog, CEO of…
This year marks the third annual Portrait of Britain exhibition. As much a showcase of…
“These images, in all their diversity, reflect something of the richness of this nation and…
Lewis Khan is a London-based photographer and filmmaker specialising in social documentary. Since graduating from…
Lucus Joyce’s weekly People’s Choice winning portrait is a haunting image of his friend Ashley, who lives with pernicious anemia. Inspired by the thousand yard stare, a term often used to describe the blank, unfocused gaze of soldiers who have become emotionally detached from the horrors around them, Joyce sought to use the portrait to depict the many aspects of Ashley’s life and identity.
British Journal of Photography is a thoroughly international publication, dedicated to showcasing the best of photography from around the world.
Morris’s selected portrait for Portrait of Britain 2017 is part of her series exploring the many ways one can be a mother