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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All images courtesy of Michael Wolf and the Blue Lotus Gallery
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Michael Wolf's Tokyo Compression shows an undignified way to travel in Japan

All images courtesy of Hoxton Mini Press
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The photographer uncovering the past of one of London's most rapidly gentrified neighbourhoods

All images courtesy of National Portrait Gallery
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Unseen images of London's art and club scene in the 1980s go on display at National Portrait Gallery

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Time Machine: Swirling photographs of Bauhaus and Art Deco staircases in Budapest

Circus © Laurent Chéhère
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The Flying Houses: Fine art photographs that explore the poverty of a Parisian suburb

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Street photography series captures loneliness in the crowded city of Tokyo

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Being Queer, Feeling Muslim: Lia Darjes documents gay people and their religion

From the series ‘Masks, Myths and Subjects’ © Alexandra Polina
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Alexandra Polina's poignant images deal with prejudices amongst Germany's minorities

Alpha and Imani (i). (Andalucia, Spain. 2006). ©Ben Murphy
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Photographing the makeshift homes of 'neo-nomadic' punks, hippies, anarchists and ravers in rural Spain

© Conor MacNeill
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Conor MacNeill documents Stockholm Metro, the world's longest underground art gallery

Genie, USA, 1970 © Julia Fullerton-Batten
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Feral Children: Julia Fullerton-Batten depicts the cruel experiences of abandoned kids

Image credit: Sue Bernhard
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Chaos and Calm: Spectacular images that show two vastly different sides of life

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