New photo book by Alfredo D’Amato
Alfredo D’Amato has published a new photo book with 89 Books which consists of family photographs of African migrants and atmospheric landscapes from Italy as a meditation on some of the thousands of migrants that never make it on their journey across the Mediterranean.
Two Panos photographers – Tommy Trenchard and Musuk Nolte – have won World Press Photo awards in this year’s contest. Tommy’s story on elephants encroaching on urban environments in Zambia...
Chris Stowers has published the second part of his autobiographical account of over 40 years working as a photojournalist in over 70 countries around the world in a new book...
Mads Nissen has won the First Prize in the ‘Portrait/Personality’ section of this year’s National Press Photographers’ Association (NPPA) Best of Photojournalism Awards for his image of Adriana Itzel Rangel...
Five Panos photographers have been honoured at this year’s Sony World Photography Awards for their work. Three photographers – Lalo de Almeida, Chantal Pinzi and Alessandro Gandolfi – were finalists...
Three Panos photographers – Pascal Maitre, Ivor Prickett and Jérôme Gence – have been honoured at this year’s UNICEF Photo of the Year awards for their work on children around...
“Black Water Green Gold” is a feature length documentary about an indigenous community fighting to save Lake Patzcuaro in Central Mexico. Their traditional lifestyle is threatened by the effects of...
Rhodri Jones is exhibiting his long term project FESTE, looking at Italian festivals and other events at this years Foggia Fotografia until 3rd December 2024. For more information, please click...
Andrew McConnell‘s new photo book – Some Worlds Have Two Suns – which has been published by GOST Books and can be purchsed here, has been reviewed on the New...
Iva Zimova is exhibiting her work, covering the war in Ukraine for over two years, in Pilsen’s Old Synagogue from 7th July until 30th September 2024. To view her work...
Andrew McConnell‘s multi-year exploration of the steppes of Kazakhstan, home to ancient cultures and the Baikonur Cosmodrome, the largest spaceport in the world, is coming out as a photo book...
Fábio Erdos recently worked a Director of Photography on a new feature length documentary film about music producer Carl Craig. The film – Desire: The Carl Craig Story – is...
Coming at the end of 20 years of photographing Guatemala, James Rodriguez‘s book Tierra de árboles (Land of Trees) is out and can be purchased from this link.
Johis Alarcón has been named as one of three recipients of this year’s prestigious CatchLight Global Fellowship grant for her ongoing work on Indigenous Amazonian women in her native Ecuador....
Lalo de Almeida has won a World Press Photo award for his work on the ongoing drought in the Amazon in his native Brazil.