Portrait documentary photography

I’ve always been bothered by the term ‘Street Photography’. I don’t particularly like being referred to as a ‘street photographer’. I am a photographer. If I have to put an adjective in front of it, I’ve always favored ‘Documentary’ to ‘Street’. Today it occurred to me that the proper term shoul

Website of UK based photographer Lucy Ranson

Neville has travelled from Scotland to Pittsburgh, Helmand and beyond, documenting humanity with a clarity of purpose defined by social responsibility

My series Masc interrogates ideas of contemporary queer masculinity, outside of the heteronormative and hegemonic ideal. Masc as a whole was borne out of my personal experience reconciling my non normative identity - so much of my personal discovery was fuelled by my interactions with my contemporaries, so I sought to explore and record that. The end result is inexplicably bound to the process of medium format analogue photography, that carried the drama, depth and subtlety I felt the…

Artist: Aaron Lee Fineman John Bulger, Freelance Suggestion Man Some of his stuff is really good. I really like this image though.

Travel around the world through the eyes of 15 established and emerging documentary photographers and discover the insightful, moving, and beautiful intricacies and varieties of human experience they create with the medium of film photography.

It takes a lot of skill and experience to take the perfect portrait photos. See the amazing work by the best photographers from our community.

Funny, tragic and often bizarre, Stephen Leslie’s photos in his book Sparks are an unique ode to street photography, matching short fictions with the images that inspired them

Ellen watching through the window, Máze, Norway 2005 Céline Clanet (b. 1977, France) lives in Paris. A graduate from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie of Arles in 1999, she works t…

A selection of images from the 2018 Taylor Wessing photographic Competition