Photo Stories

Market Town : Tilney1 : Isolation

Tilney1’s days, a reflection of the selected memories that play with constant repetition within his mind are day upon day the same. He wakes alone from a night spent alone after another day of solitude.

Kolbari kolnader

Exploring the everyday experiences of the Kurdish population living along the Iran-Iraq border – focusing specifically on those people, the kolbars, who risk their lives transporting goods across the border.

Cradled by the grave

The Carreta Cemetery, owned by the Church and built in 1906, is one of the oldest and biggest graveyards in Cebu City, Philippines. It houses not only the dead but also the living. It’s estimated over 15,000 corpses are buried here and almost 100 families consider this place as home, with both numbers increasing.

Behind the Scenes

PODCAST: Claudia Leisinger and the Last of the Fish Porters

In this podcast we talk with Claudia Leisinger, discussing her photo story of the fish porters at Billingsgate Market and the changing ‘face ‘of London, as well as the photographic challenges, aesthetic choices and her use of multimedia.

VIDEO: Jonathan Goldberg and Grow Heathrow

For the in-depth interview with Jonathan – discussing his personal projects, and his experiences as a photographer, check out Episode 5 of the audio podcast series.

PODCAST: Freya Najade and Strawberries in Winter

In this episode we talk about Freya’s work with a particular focus on her Strawberries in Winter project, which explores modern farming practices that ensure seasonal produce is available in European supermarkets all year round.

Learn

10 Photographers on the mistake that haunts them the most

I asked some of the photographers who have been interviewed in the Documentary Photography Review podcasts to share their thoughts and experiences in response to a series of 12 questions. This week – the third week in this series of articles – I ask: During your photographic career, what’s the one mistake that haunts you the most?

10 Photographers on what inspires them to document stories

I asked some of the photographers who have been interviewed in the Documentary Photography Review podcasts to share their thoughts and experiences in response to a series of 12 questions. This week – the third week in this series of articles – I ask: Who or what has inspired you most to document stories?

10 Photographers on the mistakes they’re happy they made

I asked some of the photographers who have been interviewed in the Documentary Photography Review podcasts to share what mistakes have they’ve made or failures have they’ve experienced that they’re happy to have made/experienced?

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