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Elijah Solomon Hurwitz’s Photographs From ‘Halfway To Somewhere’ Look At The...
Elijah Solomon Hurwitz’s photographs from ‘Halfway To Somewhere’ are a reality check for all of us in Europe who forget the terrible ordeal that thousands of people fleeing conflict, religious...
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Fred Lahache’s Photographs From ‘Mediterraneo’ Are A Wonderful Evocation Of A...
Fred Lahache’s photographs from ‘Mediterraneo’ are a dream, of a place I need to go, an escape from the freezing cold of Ireland. A land of bright colours, gentle breezes and warm sand underfoot....
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Dana Lauren Goldstein’s Candid Photographs Bring Life In The Big City To Life
Dana Lauren Goldstein’s photographs are a candid series of pictures of life as a young artist in the big city, a fast ride of music, parties, skating, getting drunk, falling in love and laughing...
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William Albert Allard’s Photographs Take Us On A Soulful Trip Through The...
I recently came across the pictures of the magnificent photographer William Albert Allard and in particular his series, ‘The Blues’. As someone who loves music and runs a live music venue these...
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Sebastian Liste’s ‘Urban Quilombo’ Photographs Are A searing Indictment Of...
Sebastian Liste’s ‘Urban Quilombo’ photograph series is a searing documentary that looks into the lives of a number of families living in a disused chocolate factory in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil, a...
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Susan Worsham’s Photographs From ‘Some Fox Trails In Virginia’ Explore...
Susan Worsham’s photographs from ‘Some Fox Trails In Virginia’ is a poignant work that explores her personal history through her family, childhood home and the memories that have left their mark on...
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‘Punks’ By The Photographers Karen Knorr and Olivier Richon Dives Headlong...
Punks by the photographers Karen Knorr and Olivier Richon delves headlong on into the London Punk scene of 1977 just before it all exploded into the mainstream, before it died as an underground scene....
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Christophe Jacrot’s Photographs Of ‘Hong Kong In The Rain’ Elicit The Beauty...
Christophe Jacrot’s photographs from ‘Hong Kong In The Rain’ take me straight back to where I grew up, my memories of the typhoon season in this megalopolis. Like Jacrot I loved Hong Kong in the rain,...
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Melodie McDaniel’s Photographs Document The Famous And The Ordinary In The...
There’s something about Melodie McDaniel’s photographs that I can’t quite get a handle on but that’s probably because her work is incredibly diverse, travels across the photo spectrum of film,...
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Iain McKell’s Photographs From ‘The New Gypsies’ Documents New Age Travellers...
Iain McKell has been photographing British subcultures since the 1980s and in this series called ‘The New Gypsies’ he spent 10 years, on the highways and byways of England, shooting pictures of new...
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