Ian Teh published on National Geographic website
Ian Teh’s latest assignment for National Geographic, which took him to the farthest southern reaches of South America, has been published on the National Geographic website. To see the full story, please click on the image below.
- Tom Pilston published on Tortoise Media
- Iva Zimova exhibiting at the Old Synagogue in Pilsen, Czech Republic
- Kieran Dodds interview on Photography Down The Line
- Crowdfunding for Jan Banning’s new book “Christina’s Case”
- “Hidden History: The Lost Portraits of Bradford” available on BBC iPlayer
- Iva Zimova published in Private Magazine
- Talking Pictures #1: Panos Photographer Mark Henley
- Prague – von Pandemonium to Pandemic
- The last of the 43 Group
Tom Pilston’s striking portraits of staff working during the Coronavirus crisis at the University College Hospital in London – from cleaners and caterers to surgeons and consultant – has been...
Iva Zimova will be exhibiting her work from Afghanistan at the Old Synagogue in Pilsen, Czech Republic, until 30 August 2020. The private view will take place on 16 July...
Kieran Dodds has been interviewed by the Ben Harman, the director of Photography Down The Line, a charity and centre for photography based in Edinburgh. Started during the time of...
Christina Boyer has spent almost her entire adult life in a Georgia prison. She was arrested some 28 years ago, at the age of 22, accused of murdering her three-year-old...
Hidden History: The Lost Portraits of Bradford is a BBC film made in collaboration with Bradford Museums and Panos photographer Tim Smith. It explores how the Belle Vue Studio’s extraordinary...
Iva Zimova has spent the past months in her native Czech Republic, looking after her ill father and photographing daily life during the coronavirus crisis. Her work has been published...
An interview with Adrian Evans, director of Panos Pictures. —— After nearly 20 years travelling and photographing the consequences of economic and social change in a globalising world, Mark Henley...
In April 2019, Björn Steinz decided to document the sheer scale of the tourist phenomenon that has overcome Prague since the early 1990s when the city emerged from almost half...
These portraits are a tribute to the last surviving members of the 43 Group, an historically significant but largely forgotten anti-fascist movement of mostly, although not exclusively, Jewish ex-servicemen after...
“I wanted to show them as proud creators, not as victims” Chris says about his portrait series of garment workers in Myanmar. They work long hours, in sometimes poor conditions...
In early March of 2020, I had to make a difficult decision. With an assignment lined up in neighbouring Portugal and the coronavirus epidemic beginning to take hold in Spain,...
Mary Turner‘s long-term work on the former mining communities of northeastern England has been recognised with an Honourable Mention at this year’s PHMUSEUM Photography Grant. To view the full series,...
The older generation in our society have gone into isolation to protect themselves from the coronavirus. For some it is a lonely experience, especially if they have recently lost a...
Like so many families around the world the Pilstons are crowding together in the family home to help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. There is little work to be...
As the coronavirus crisis intensifies, with over 174,000 diagnosed cases and almost 6,700 deaths worldwide (16 March 2020, 15:30 GMT), Panos photographers from Taiwan to Oslo and Warsaw to Prague...