Postcards from Home by Graeme Williams
Once the initial confusion of Covid lockdown had passed, I became aware of what I was missing. Pre-Covid-19, I had regularly undertaken photographic road trips. In 2019, I embarked on a trip around the southwestern part of the USA and, by December, I was already envisioning my next trip to the northeastern USA. The arrival of Covid, however, compelled me to press the pause button. One of my early lockdown, self-assigned tasks was to research my intended trip using Google Earth Pro. After a time, I looked through my reference images and realised that they shared a distinctive mood and feel, not dissimilar to the images that I would have sought, had I actually been there. My process of online ‘looking’ was also comparable. While cyber photographing, I was confronted by very similar obstructions and technical frustrations to those that I experienced during actual photographing. In addition, the Street View...
- Ko Myo published in Vi Menn in Norway
- Petrut Calinescu’s “Black Sea” exhibited at Photo Israel in Tel Aviv
- Martin Roemers’ “Relics of the Cold War” exhibited at The Wende Museum
- Frédéric Noy published in China Philanthropist magazine
- ‘Imagining Orwell in Three Continents’, a new photo book by Julio Etchart
- ‘AMULETO’ by Ben Roberts published by HERE Press
- Frédéric Noy published in Southern People Weekly magazine
- Mads Nissen’s ‘We Are Indestructible’ exhibited at Radar Festival in Trani, Italy
- Mads Nissen exhibiting at the Museum of National History in Hillerød, Denmark
Ko Myo’s expansive coverage of the fight to save Myanmar’s wild elephants has been published in Norway’s Vi Menn magazine. To view the full story, please click here.
Petrut Calinescu‘s pictorial journey around the Black Sea is being exhibited as part of Photo Israel in Tel Aviv from 9 until 21 November 2020. To view the full story,...
Martin Reomers‘ remarkable study of the physical relics of the Cold War across the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe is being exhibited at the Wende Museum in Culver City,...
Fédéric Noy‘s far-reaching, multi-country study of the littoral countries around Lake Victoria has been published in China Philanthropist magazine. To view the full story, please click here.
Julio Etchart long term project ‘Imagining Orwell in Three Continents’ has just been published as a photo book by Just Press. Click here to order your copy of the book....
Ben Roberts‘ new book, AMULETO, which attempts to express two of the most significant events of 2020 – the disruption caused by Covid-19 and the killing of George Floyd in...
Frédéric Noy’s wide-ranging exploration of Lake Victoria and the countries around it has been published in Southern People Weekly magazine in China.
Mads Nissen’s award-winning long-term project on the end of Colombia’s civil war and the slow road to peace and reconstruction is being exhibited as part of the Radar Festival in...
Mads Nissen will be exhibiting his behind-the-scenes work on the Danish government’s response to the Corona Virus outbreak at the Museum of National History from 10 October 2020 until 3...
Kieran Dodds’ humorous look at the culture of hedges that ring private properties in Edinburgh, where he is currently based, has been published in Smithsonian Magazine. To view the full...
Kieran Dodds’ long term project on ‘Gingers’ – people with red hair – has now been published as a book and is available to buy from Kieran’s site. Click HERE...
Pascal Maitre’s reportage about the electrification of rural West Africa has been published in Norway’s Vi Menn magazine. To view the full photo story, please cick here.
Matthew Abbott’s photo story about women taking up cattle farming in Australia has been published in Norway’s Vi Menn magazine. To view the full photo story, click here.
James Morgan’s story about a Wolf Hunter in Russia’s Far Eastern taiga has been published in Norway’s Vi Menn magazine. To view the full photo story, click here.
Chris de Bode‘s recent project, photographed on behalf of Farm Africa, has been published on The Guardian website. The work is being exhibited outdoors at More London, next to the...