The photographic mastery of Hiroshi Sugimoto
The average American takes 20 photos per day. This number is five in Europe but still represents a staggering five million photos taken every day. This is …
Photographer Tom Harrison tackles Hackney Marshes referees in cinematic series
Hackney Marshes in London, established in 1946 and built with Blitz rubble as its subsurface, has become a spiritual home for Sunday League football. The grounds, …
Improve your photos in a single click: why Luminar Neo is our new favourite tool
When it comes to editing photographs, time is precious. You don’t have to spend your entire day editing your photos, whether you are a professional or …
Photographer Joel Meyerowitz’s unique approach to colour and light is showcased in stunning new exhibition
The Huxley-Parlour exhibit Joel Meyerowitz Dialogues opens on 18 January and continues until March. Dialogues is Joel Meyerowitz’s fourth solo show at the gallery and coincides …
Nicolas Damiens’ colourful photos capture the retro ambience of sunny Singapore
Nicolas Damiens, who moved to Singapore from Paris two years ago to advance his career as a visual designer, has been capturing the sights and …
Photographer Jack Kenyon discovered the spirit of India after missing a camel fair
Kenyon is a master at capturing the strange quirks that make up everyday English life. He has captured East London teens renting luxury cars on prom …
Two Deserts: From Form’s latest exhibition traces the changing shape of the Californian desert
Ashley Govers, Jurjen Versteeg and their independent creative studio From Form have spent the past six years working on a short documentary chronicling the Californian …
Liz Schaffer’s breathtaking new book encourages you to explore the world around you more slowly
It can sometimes feel as if the world moves too quickly in an age of instant communications and on-demand entertainment. It’s not long after an article …
Benidorm’s Golden Years: Jack Kenyon captures the resort’s overlooked greying couples
What comes to your mind when you think of Benidorm? Golden beaches? Heat waves? What about the gaggles worn by stag or hen groups as they stumble from …
Beautiful photography magazine or thriving community? FRAMES is both!
There’s something refreshingly tactile about holding a magazine in your hand, especially in a world that is increasingly dominated by digital content. FRAMES, a quarterly photography …