Photography

We focus on the diverse world of photography, from landscapes and nature to fashion, lifestyle, documentary, street, and aerial photography. Showcasing the work of established and emerging photographers, we examine how they capture and shape the visual narrative.

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© Tomesha Faxio
Inspiration Photography

20 of the most popular photography projects of 2021

© Chris Neophytou
Resources Books

Chris Neophytou's new book is a personal investigation into the 'edges and less commercial side' of Birmingham

Alfred Enoch, ‘Romeo’ in Romeo – Juliet at Shakespeare’s Globe © Rankin
Resources Books

Photographs by Rankin that celebrate the resilient spirit of London's West End

Bill Ray/The LIFE Picture Collection/Shutterstock
Resources Books

Black Ivy: A Revolt in Style reveals how clothing can be the catalyst to positive change

Epilogue – The Demise of the Quarry Hill Flats © Peter Mitchell. Published by RRB Books
Resources Books

Photographs by Peter Mitchell that document the demise of the famous Quarry Hill flats in Leeds

Metallica: The Black Album in Black & White © Ross Halfin
Inspiration Photography

Ross Halfin's images show the realities of being in Metallica at the top of their game

© Peter Stitt, from the book A Southern Verse, published by Daylight Books
Inspiration Photography

Photographs by Peter Stitt that show a love and curiosity of the American South

Inspiration Photography

Ilanna Barkusky's Colour Series turns sports photography into a vibrant art form

Thomas Demand, Markise/Canopy, 2020. Centro Botín © Thomas Demand, VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn / VEGAP, Madrid
Inspiration Photography

From Whitney to Trump to cruise liners: nothing with Thomas Demand is as it seems

Jen, Blake and Rachel (1985-1986) © Karen Marshall from 'Between Girls'
Inspiration Photography

Photographs of a 30-year friendship amongst a group of middle-class New York City girls

Deja View by Martin Parr and The Anonymous Project is published by Hoxton Mini Press
Resources Books

Deja View: Martin Parr and The Anonymous Project create an uncanny photographic double act

Image licensed via Adobe Stock
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Five new coffee table books if you love photography

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