Flower Power - Sophie Gamand
Sophie Gamand will be exhibiting ‘Flower Power’ at PhotoVille this year, and at her gallery in Paris in March 2017.
Generations: Portraits from a North London Housing Estate
"Everyone I photographed had a strong connection to the local area. Many worked in the local area in childcare, community kitchens and we’re well known faces on the estate."
Open Photography Call for Nepal Expedition
Project Pressureand The Glacier Trust are welcoming proposals from artists using photography and video to contribute to Project Pressure’s archive and be a part of its upcoming exhibitions.
PHOTOFAIRS | Shanghai Opens to Public for Third Edition
World Photography Organisation is proud and excited to announce the opening of PHOTOFAIRS | Shanghai 2016, Asia Pacific's leading art fair dedicated to photography & moving image.
Difficult, Demanding, Dangerous - Matt Baldelli, PhotoShelter
With clients ranging from Nike to Red Bull - adventure companies, advertising agencies & magazines have entrusted Matt Baldelli to create powerful photographs in often difficultsituations.
The Miraculous Morning Haze - Andrej Tarfila
Andrej Tarfila is from a small town in Slovenia. His career took him into engineering before he found photography again and “rediscovered the passion of my youth”.
Late Afternoon Fight - Max van Son
Max'simage'Late Afternoon Fight' was awarded first place in The Netherlands National Award, part of the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards.
Hidden Landscapes - Stefan Schlumpf
Stefan Schlumpf, born 1975 in Chur, Switzerland, is a multi-talented photographer with international experience across a range of genres. Hisseries Hidden Landscapes was awarded 3rd place in the Landscape category of the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards.
People Living - The collage work of Anthony Gerace
Anthony Gerace is a London-based photographerand visual artisit. We featuredhisseries 'People Living'on the World Photography OrganisationInstagram account.
Celebrating Marc Riboud: Six Decades of Watching Intently
Marc Riboud, the accalaimedphotographer whose work crossed more than six decades, has died aged 93.Here in full and never before published online, is the essay his close friend and journalist,Alain Genestar, wrote to accompany the prize.