Chris de Bode’s ‘Dreams – The Power of Children’ available to buy as a book
For the past eight years, Chris de Bode has been working on an extraordinary set of images showing children from around the world expressing their hopes and dreams for the futures. In total, Chris photographed and interviewed 58 children in 13 countries and this body of work will now be published as a book called ‘Dreams – The Power of Children’ which is available to buy here. This book is an ode to the power, ingenuity and determination of children. Much of this work was made possible by Save the Children who have commissioned Chris to travel all over the world, including many places where he met the children in this book. To view a wider selection of images, please click here.
- Alfredo Cáliz exhibiting at Galerie du Fleuve in Saint-Louis, Senegal
- Ian Teh published in The Walrus magazine
- Pascal Maitre’s recent work on the baobabs of Madagascar published in Paris Match
- Pascal Maitre’s reportage on the Sahel region published in Paris Match
- Tommy Trenchard’s vanilla reportage from Madagascar published in Newsweek Japan
- Stuart Freedman’s ‘The Englishman and the Eel’ published in MARE Magazin
- Concern Worldwide’s Freedom from Hunger featured on the BBC website
- Georg Gerster published in El País Semanal
- Andrea Gjestvang’s Faroe Islands published in MARE Magazin
Alfredo Cáliz is exhibiting his recent work on Saint-Louis in Senegal, produced in collaboration with Spain’s largest daily, El País, and the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), at Galerie...
Ian Teh’s award winning body of work on the Yellow River in China has been published in Canada’s The Walrus magazine. To view the full set of images on the...
Part of an ongoing photo series indulging Pascal Maitre‘s fascination with the baobab tree that flourishes in Madagascar, his most recent work on the tree, which is used as a...
Pascal Maitre‘s recent commission for Paris Match, looking at the political instability in the Sahel region, has been published in the magazine and online. To view the full story on...
Stuart Freedman‘s humorous and fond treatment of a London institution that is slowly disappearing has been published in MARE Magazin. To view the full story on the Panos site, please...
The latest collaboration between Concern Worldwide and three Panos photographers (Chris de Bode, Nora Loke & Abbie Trayler-Smith) – Freedom from Hunger – has been featured on the BBC news...
The late Georg Gerster‘s stunning aerial photography has been published in El País Semanal in Spain.
Andrea Gjestvang‘s long term project on men, masculinity and life in the remote Faroe island has been published in MARE Magazin in Germany.
Catalina Martin-Chico‘s award-winning work on the lives of former female FARC guerrilla who are starting new lives as civilians and mothers is being exhibited at the ZOOM Photo Festival in...
Ivor Prickett’s award-winning long-term coverage of the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria is being exhibited at Newcastle’s Side Gallery from 28th September until 15 December...
Mads Nissen‘s recently published photo book We Are Indestructible, which looks at how Colombia and Columbians are dealing with the peace process that brought over half a century of civil...
Two Panos photographers – George Georgiou and Guy Martin – have been shortlisted for the 2019 PhotoBook Award granted by Aperture in New York and Paris Photo. George Georgiou is...
Tommy Trenchard’s photo story about the large and highly valuable vanilla industry in Madgascar has been published in the weekend supplement of the Spanish newspaper XL Semanal.
Stefan Boness has been awarded the ‘Peace Image of the Year’ at the prestigious annual Alfred Fried Peace Medals for his image of young people demonstrating at a “FridaysForFuture” climate...