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Harmony and isolation captured in 1940s-inspired aerial photographs by Brad Walls

Aerial photographer Brad Walls has unveiled his latest series, 'Detached, in Harmony', drawing inspiration from the pandemic, as well as work by the renowned 1940s fashion photographer, Clifford Coffin, who produced some of Vogue's most influential pictures of all time. Read More

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Sara Hylton on how a portrait shows “the truth of a character or community”

The photographer tells us about the work she’s been making during the Covid-19 pandemic in India, and traveling across the subcontinent for over a decade. Read More

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“Photographs bring us closer to one another”: Hark1karan on photographing communities from the inside out

The south London-based photographer sees his work as “an extension of seva, a Sikh practice of selfless service” meaning the process of taking an image is often more important than the final outcome. Read More

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A fascinating take on wildlife and nature conservation, Rohan Chakravarty’s new book ‘Green Humour for a Greying Planet’ listed under Amazon’s Bestsellers

A well-known cartoonist hailing from Nagpur, Rohan Chakravarty is the creator of Green Humour, a series of cartoons, comics and illustrations on wildlife and environment. Read More

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Daylight Robbery: Photographs by Andy Billman that explore the 1696 Window Tax in London

In his latest series, Daylight Robbery, photographer Andy Billman documents the bricked-up windows of London, exploring natural light's role in the city's architecture. The windows are a strange, often overlooked feature and the result of a Georgian-era Window Tax. Read More

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Anxieties and politics behind new technologies editing old photographs

New technologies are altering old, black-and-white photographs, and compelling us to revisit unanswered questions from the history Read More

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Ghost towns lay buried under sand in James Kerwin’s ‘uninhabited’ photo series

‘Uninhabited’ is an ongoing photographic essay by English photographer and visual storyteller, James Kerwin. Read More

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The Eraser: Confronting childhood trauma through art and photography

Growing up black, many of us can remember the time when we realised we were "different". It's a 'coming of age' moment or collection of experiences when we're suddenly confronted with how our blackness creates a dramatically different reality than those of our non-black peers. Read More

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Harmony and isolation captured in 1940s-inspired aerial photographs by Brad Walls

Sara Hylton on how a portrait shows “the truth of a character or community”

“Photographs bring us closer to one another”: Hark1karan on photographing communities from the inside out

A fascinating take on wildlife and nature conservation, Rohan Chakravarty’s new book ‘Green Humour for a Greying Planet’ listed under Amazon’s Bestsellers

Daylight Robbery: Photographs by Andy Billman that explore the 1696 Window Tax in London

Anxieties and politics behind new technologies editing old photographs

Ghost towns lay buried under sand in James Kerwin’s ‘uninhabited’ photo series

The Eraser: Confronting childhood trauma through art and photography

‘Light painting’ photographs that celebrate the beauty of bhangra music and dance

SUNIL GUPTA ON 45 YEARS OF MAKING PICTURES

Michelle Watt adopts a surreal tone for her fashion photography

Farmers’ Protests In Delhi: The Revolution Through Akshay Kapoor’s Lens

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