Merlin Daleman
Dutch/British, b. 1977 Merlin Daleman (b.1977) is half British and half Dutch and lives and works in the Netherlands. He attended South Devon College, Torquay and the University of Central England (now Birmingham City University) in the UK, and graduated from The Royal College of Art in The Hague, Netherlands. He works as a freelance documentary photographer for leading Dutch publications, including NRC Handelsblad, Dagblad, Trouw, Financieel Dagblad, and De Groene Amsterdammer. He is the recipient of awards including the Silver Camera awards for Documentary Photography in the Netherlands in 2008 and 2010 and has received grants from the EU Journalism Foundation Grant and the Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship to further his work. His first photo book ‘Mutiny’, published in 2025 by GOST, looks at the regions of the United Kingdom that voted overwhelmingly to leave the EU. Other long term projects include the new black lung epidemic in Kentucky,...
British, 1997 Since relocating to Dakar Guy has focused on issues of migration, health, politics, and humanitarian crises across West and Central Africa. He travels extensively throughout the region, working...
Italian, b. 1970 Alessandro is an Italian photographer and journalist interested in documenting changes in the contemporary world: social phenomena, cultural trends, ecological transitions. After a degree in philosophy (University...
Originally from Reunion Island where he grew up, Jérôme Gence discovered the Himalayas at school thanks to traveling lecturers. The mountain range became his childhood dream; a dream he realised...
American, b. 1969 Michael Robinson Chávez, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer, was captivated by photography when a friend gifted him a camera before a journey to Peru. Half Peruvian and...
Eduardo was born in 1975 into a Lebanese family in Cordoba, Argentina. He studied Economics and worked as an accountant before being inspired by legendary Czech photographer Josef Koudelka’s work...
Italian Selene Magnolia Gatti is an award-winning Italian freelance photojournalist based in Northern Italy and Berlin and accredited with the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the National Union of...
Hungarian, 1982 Akos Stiller was born in Budapest, Hungary, in 1982. From 2007 he worked as a staff photojournalist for Heti Világgazdaság (HVG), Hungary’s leading economic and political weekly, for...
David Blacker is an ethnographic and documentary photographer based in Colombo, specialising in the people, places, and culture of his native Sri Lanka. With a background in advertising, he recognises the...
Jonas Kakó studied photojournalism and documentary photography at the University of Hannover in Germany. Over the past years he has focused his work around the effects of the climate crisis....
Saiyna Bashir is a Pakistani photojournalist currently based in Islamabad, with a focus on documenting migration, gender, healthcare, and climate change in her images. She has photographed women who survived...
Mario Heller is a Berlin-based photographer whose work focuses on the relationship between our social structures and cultural backgrounds. Originally from Switzerland, he started out as a pastry chef but...
Jittrapon Kaicome is an independent photojournalist based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. In 2014, he began telling stories through his photography from his hometown during the annual air pollution crisis in northern...
Marco Garofalo started working in the field of photography over two decades ago as a traditional printer and as an assistant to fashion and advertising photographers. He then moved onto...