News
Simon Townsley wins UK Picture Editors Guild Award...
Simon Townsley has won a “Fleet Street’s Finest Essay Photographer of the Year” award with his story on Guatem...
Tearsheets
Chantal Pinzi featured in Off Field magazine...
Chantal Pinzi’s work has been featured in Off Field magazine, covering some of her recent stories including female wrestle...
News
Mario Heller wins Swiss ‘Press Photographer of the Year’ award...
Mario Heller has been named as ‘Press Photographer of the Year’ at this year’s prestigious Swiss Press Photo a...
News
Santiago Mesa wins 1st prize at Sony World Photography Awards...
Santiago Mesa has won the first prize in the Documentary Project section at the Sony World Photography Awards with his work on c...
Exhibitions
Martin Roemers exhibiting at Militärhistorisches Museum Berlin-Gatow, Germany...
Martin Roemers is exhibiting his work from Afghanistan in the early 2000s at the Militärhistorisches Museum Berlin-Gatow in Ber...
Exhibitions
Martin Roemers exhibiting at Deutsches Museum in Munich, Germany...
Martin Roemers is exhibiting his latest long-term project – Homo Mobilis – at Munich’s renowned Deutsches Muse...
Story by Alessandro Gandolfi
Queer China
The capital of China\'s LGBTQ+ world, tolerant Chengdu is nicknamed Gaydu: a relaxed and inclusive freeport where people can be ...
Story by Daniel Desormais
Running on Empty
\"We have absolutely no fuel [oil] and absolutely no diesel,\" announced Cuba\'s energy minister Vicente de la O Levy in May \...
Story by Tom Shaw
Beyond the Boundary
The rules of cricket are famously incomprehensible to anyone not brought up on the game. Looking though Tom Shaw\'s lens the vie...
Story by Petrut Calinescu
A Country Called Dacia
Polish sociologist Zygmunt Bauman recently proposed the concept of \'retrotopia\' - the imagining of an ideal society or utopia ...
Story by Mario Heller
Small Country Big Goal
18 November 2025, Independence Park, Kingston. 35,000 Jamaicans, two hundred Curacaoans. The tenth minute of stoppage time. Then...
Story by Matthew Abbott
The Last Dolphin Hunters
The people of Fanalei, a small settlement in the Solomon Islands, are adapting to a life lived on the edge of an encroaching sea...
Story by Tommy Trenchard
The Flying Doctors of Lesotho
In Lesotho, one of the world most mountainous nations, where hundreds of thousands of people living in remote communities lack r...
Story by Pascal Maitre
A city gasps for air
Mongolia\'s capital suffocates every winter under a permanent smog. Trapped by dependence on coal, the city gasps for air, air q...
Story by Jelle Krings
Life in Haiti’s ganglands
Ption-Ville is the only place in Haiti where life looks normal, merengue music floats from neighbourhood bars, and young men pla...
Story by Pascal Maitre
Dhaka, City of Magic and Mayhem
Dhaka is a massive, low-lying urban expanse that is home to over 10 million people and sits at the confluence of the Meghna and ...
Story by Pascal Maitre
High Life
At 4,150 metres above sea level El Alto is the highest major city in the world, situated adjacent to La Paz, Bolivia\'s capital....
Story by Cinzia Canneri
A Child’s Price
In November 2019 Armenia, a poor former Soviet Republic in the southern Caucasus, was rocked by a major scandal following shocki...
Story by Lalo de Almeida
Future Proofing
Deep in the Amazon rainforest, 80 kilometres north of the regional capital Manaus, Brazil\'s National Institute of Amazonian Res...
Story by Nick Hannes
Nusantara – new capital or white elephant?
In 2019, Indonesia\'s former President Joko Widodo announced the relocation of the national capital Jakarta, plagued by overpopu...
Story
Silent Landscapes
This project examines the traces of the nearly three million Sudeten Germans who were expelled from the border areas of Czechosl...
Story by Robin Hammond
Perpetual Motion
The Nomadic Fulani are one of the largest nomadic groups in the world, spread over 20 countries in West and Central African Sahe...
Story by Tommy Trenchard
Zama Zama
Since the discovery of the first South African diamond in 1867, the country\'s mining industry has generated extraordinary wealt...
Story by Jelle Krings
Train Connection
In June 2025, India\'s Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a new railway line that for the first time connects New Delhi to...
Story by Merlin Daleman
Mutiny
\"After leaving many years ago I returned to find a country frozen in time. Whilst London had flourished, the communities of the...
Story by Jerome Gence
Mukbang
\"Today, I\'m going to eat three kilograms of pork and noodles.\" In the small, specially fitted-out studio in his brand new...
Story by Chris de Bode
School Matters
When can I go back to school? Thats the first question many children across Latin America start their day with. For millions in ...
Story by Onur Coban
On the Edge of the Sinkholes
The Karapinar district of Konya, the largest province in Turkey, is one of the driest parts of the country. Over the past two de...
Story by Tommy Trenchard
Deadly Dust
For most of the twentieth century, the Zambian town of Kabwe was home to one of the world\'s largest lead mines. During that tim...
Story by Carlos Barrera
Bukele’s Brutal Crackdown
Over a few days in March 2022, 92 people, including bus drivers, street vendors and shoppers, were killed in El Salvador, victim...
Story by Mas Agung Wilis
Noxious Nickel
Weda Bay on Halmahera, an island in the North Maluku province of Indonesia, now accounts for 17% of global nickel production. In...
Story by Tommy Trenchard
A Dog’s Life
Now common in the U.S. and other parts of the Global North, luxury pet hotels have arrived in South Africa. And the industry is ...
Story by Santiago Mesa
Jaide
At 5.8 per 100,000 inhabitants., Colombia has one of the lowest suicide rates but in its indigenous communities it climbs to one...
Story by Cinzia Canneri
Women’s Bodies as Battlefields
As many as 600,000 people are thought to have died in the brutal war between Tigray and Ethiopia from 2020 - 2022, far more than...
Story by Alessandro Gandolfi
The King’s Last Rangers
They are one of the oldest groups of rangers in the world, established two centuries ago in Italy\'s Piedmont Alps as gamekeeper...
Story by Simon Townsley
Deadly Waters
The Damodar river darkens as it snakes through lush forest, tall maize fields and thatched villages. The rain water that falls o...
Featured Story
Iron People
How Ukraine's trains became the country's lifeblood in the war with Russia
Featured Story
Measles surges in Bangladesh
Immunisation gap in Bangladesh causes explosion in measles cases
Featured Story
Blood Gold
The gold rush in the Sahel is providing an economic lifeline for jihadists and military juntas across the region
Featured Story
The last Dolphin Hunters
Traditional hunting gives Solomon Islanders a lifeline in their fight against rising sea levels
Featured Story
Perpetual Motion
One of the world's largest nomadic groups faces threats from climate change and regional conflicts
Featured Story
Train Connection
The new train to Kashmir is an engineering marvel but is its real purpose a means of controlling the region?
Featured Story
Homo Mobilis
What does a vehicle tell us about status, culture and personal identity.
Featured Story
The River Runs Dry
The worst drought in the Amazon in a century has left communities cut off from the source of their livelihoods
Featured Story
Re-entry
Every three months a space rocket carries three astronauts to the international space station while three return to earth...
Featured Story
Warm Waters
A multi-year project looking at the effects of climate change on communities and environments across the Pacific region. ...
Featured Story
Smart Solutions
Towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation, CGIAR is the world's largest global agricultural innov...
Featured Story
Where Love Is Illegal
72 countries around the world have criminal laws against sexual activity by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or intersex p...
Featured Story
On Solid Ground
A collaboration between the International Rescue Committee and Panos Pictures
Featured Story
From darkness into Light
More than 620 million Africans, or two thirds of the population of the continent, have no access to electricity.
Featured Story
The Parallel State
A glimpse into the opaque world of contemporary Turkish politics and society.
Featured Story
River Congo – DRC’s Highway 1
The Congo river is the lifeline of a region with few roads or railways.
Featured Story
Side Effects
The result of years of aerial photography, this is a visual study of the complicated relationship between humans and nature.
Featured Story
Hidden Lives
The untold story of urban refugees in Burundi, Haiti, Jordan, Malaysia, Thailand, United Kingdom, Kenya and the USA.
