"My curiosity of people and places made documentary photography a natural path for me and this is reflected in both my personal and professional work."

In the streets of Vietnam’s major cities young men and women walk around wearing face masks. With most of their faces covered they all become alike, they all become one.

Blink’s Laurence Cornet talks to three of the members of Black Box about their cooperative for visual documentary projects.Their hope is that, with greater control over the creative process, they will be able to experiment with innovative technique.

"I have a very similar approach to most of the people I shoot in the documentary vein where possible honest unfussy set ups, I grew up looking through those great collections of the Magnum photographers and took great inspiration from them."

We collaborated with Rapha, the world’s top creator of high quality cycling clothing and accessories, to help choose some of our favourite images from their#CourageCyclistes campaign.

"I wanted to tell a story about the strength and resilience of women post-childbirth that I feel goes largely unacknowledged in today’s world."

We asked multi award-winning photographer Q. Sakamaki about his long career and his series featured by THE FENCE 2015, Gaza: Living in Ruins.

‘Virtual Control: Security and the Urban Imagination’ by Max Colson, uses photography, digital manipulation, animation and text to explore how urban space is becoming increasingly segregated and controlled.

Mary Beth Meehan,photographer and educator,says her goal is to use her work to “create connections among people, and to inspire an empathy that transcends economics, politics, and race.”

"I try to shoot stories I find inspiring or stir emotion, situations that spark a deeper question."