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British Journal of Photography | Photography Journal | 1854 Media
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The British Journal of Photography has been providing the latest photography news and features since 1854. View the latest features and back issues here.
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- [H1] Power and fragility in the Leipzig Photobook Festival
- [H1] On the Cusp: Announcing the winners of Female in Focus 2025
- [H1] Kalpesh Lathigra’s The Lives We Dream in Passing
- [H1] The first exhibition in Italy to focus on the HIV-Aids crisis
- [H1] Documenting the overlooked legacy of debutante balls for Black American youth
- [H1] The Metropolitan Museum receives a grand gift of global photography
- [H1] Unmapping the image: Elsa Leydier distorts photography’s authority
- [H1] Through the gates of hell and heaven: Dean Majd’s New York odyssey
- [H1] The Gordon Parks Foundation marks 20 years with expanded fellowships and 2026 awardees
- [H1] Textile Alchemy: Nicolás Garrido and letting materials speak
- [H1] Matteo Dal Vera’s portrait of a body of water in transition
- [H1] Latest Stories
- [H1] Latest Journal stories
- [H2] Ocean Vuong considers Asian American rest and labour in his debut solo show
- [H2] Power and fragility in the Leipzig Photobook Festival
- [H2] On the Cusp: Announcing the winners of Female in Focus 2025
- [H2] Kalpesh Lathigra’s The Lives We Dream in Passing
- [H2] The first exhibition in Italy to focus on the HIV-Aids crisis
- [H2] In Florida Boys, Josh Aronson finds magic in the encounter between young men and nature
- [H2] Documenting the overlooked legacy of debutante balls for Black American youth
- [H2] The Metropolitan Museum receives a grand gift of global photography
- [H2] Unmapping the image: Elsa Leydier distorts photography’s authority
- [H2] Bookshelf
- [H2] Agenda
- [H2] Industry Insights
- [H2] Ocean Vuong considers Asian American rest and labour in his debut solo show
- [H2] Power and fragility in the Leipzig Photobook Festival
- [H2] On the Cusp: Announcing the winners of Female in Focus 2025
- [H2] Bookshelf
- [H2] Agenda
- [H2] Industry Insights
- [H4] Documenting the overlooked legacy of debutante balls for Black American youth
- [H4] The ordered universe of war: revealing the military-industrial complex
- [H4] Taboos and the trans community are at the heart of Ditte Haarløv Johnsen’s photographic diary from Mozambique
- [H4] Somewhere between a doll and a dog: refusing transness as something to be solved
- [H4] Davide Sorrenti’s work journals uncover a world of troubling beauty
- [H4] “Broken promises”: Jono Terry investigates a ‘colonial hangover’ at Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe
- [H4] All aboard! Legendary hotel and trains company Belmond supports new photography
- [H4] Andrew Miksys reissues BAXT, a documentation of the Roma community in Lithuania
- [H4] Ocean Vuong considers Asian American rest and labour in his debut solo show
- [H4] On the Cusp: Announcing the winners of Female in Focus 2025
- [H4] Kalpesh Lathigra’s The Lives We Dream in Passing
- [H4] The first exhibition in Italy to focus on the HIV-Aids crisis
- [H4] Through the gates of hell and heaven: Dean Majd’s New York odyssey
- [H4] Remote Learning with Real-World Application: An Insight into Falmouth’s Online Photography MA
- [H4] At Chobi Mela, photography’s contradictions are exposed and engaged with
- [H4] Hand-printed photography as inheritance: Jurga Ramonaite on Arctic landscapes and memory-keeping
- [H4] What does Paris Photo 2025 have in store?
- [H4] Yancey Richardson marks 30 years with artist-led anniversary exhibition
- [H4] In conversation: Ramón Reverté on 25 years of publishing at Editorial RM
- [H4] “Anticipatory obedience”: The precarious state of photography for the trans community in the United States
- [H4] Taking risks on your own terms: what Falmouth University’s online MA has to offer
- [H4] A new home for photography in Vienna
- [H4] Varun Aditya, on phone photography, relinquishing control and staying inspired
- [H4] Discovery and innovation compliment industry legends at AIPAD’s Photography Show 2025
- [H4] Ocean Vuong considers Asian American rest and labour in his debut solo show
- [H4] On the Cusp: Announcing the winners of Female in Focus 2025
- [H4] Kalpesh Lathigra’s The Lives We Dream in Passing
- [H4] The first exhibition in Italy to focus on the HIV-Aids crisis
- [H4] Through the gates of hell and heaven: Dean Majd’s New York odyssey
- [H4] Remote Learning with Real-World Application: An Insight into Falmouth’s Online Photography MA
- [H4] At Chobi Mela, photography’s contradictions are exposed and engaged with
- [H4] Hand-printed photography as inheritance: Jurga Ramonaite on Arctic landscapes and memory-keeping
- [H4] Documenting the overlooked legacy of debutante balls for Black American youth
- [H4] The ordered universe of war: revealing the military-industrial complex
- [H4] Taboos and the trans community are at the heart of Ditte Haarløv Johnsen’s photographic diary from Mozambique
- [H4] Somewhere between a doll and a dog: refusing transness as something to be solved
- [H4] Davide Sorrenti’s work journals uncover a world of troubling beauty
- [H4] “Broken promises”: Jono Terry investigates a ‘colonial hangover’ at Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe
- [H4] All aboard! Legendary hotel and trains company Belmond supports new photography
- [H4] Andrew Miksys reissues BAXT, a documentation of the Roma community in Lithuania
- [H4] What does Paris Photo 2025 have in store?
- [H4] Yancey Richardson marks 30 years with artist-led anniversary exhibition
- [H4] In conversation: Ramón Reverté on 25 years of publishing at Editorial RM
- [H4] “Anticipatory obedience”: The precarious state of photography for the trans community in the United States
- [H4] Taking risks on your own terms: what Falmouth University’s online MA has to offer
- [H4] A new home for photography in Vienna
- [H4] Varun Aditya, on phone photography, relinquishing control and staying inspired
- [H4] Discovery and innovation compliment industry legends at AIPAD’s Photography Show 2025
- [H4] Les Rencontres d’Arles returns with an expanse of shows across territories
- [H4] Why Don’t You Dance? — Hannah Darabi on resistance, memory and movement in Iran
- [H4] Hannah Darabi wins the Prix Elysée
- [H4] A new photo book investigates Irish culture and the landscape beyond conflict and stereotypes
- [H4] Sophie Green’s romantic vision of a lived Britain
- [H4] Theodoros Gennitsakis marries Ancient Greek mythology with contemporary street subcultures
- [H4] A Thousand Small Stories: The first retrospective of Eileen Perrier’s expansive and humanist work
- [H4] Welcome to Slidefest 2025: In conversation with Mohamed Somji
- [H4] The first exhibition in Italy to focus on the HIV-Aids crisis
- [H4] The Turkish artist elevating wedding photography
- [H4] Karla Hiraldo Voleau turns heartbreak into empowerment as she reclaims her story
- [H4] Erica Reade photographs lovers on New York’s beaches
- [H4] Wish you were here: Love and loss in photography
- [H4] A vivid journey into Momo Okabe’s psychological landscape
- [H4] Marco Zanella finds love in the Italian countryside
- [H4] A selection of photobooks to look out for this spring
- [H4] Somewhere between a doll and a dog: refusing transness as something to be solved
- [H4] What is a home and how do we construct one? Foto/Industria investigates
- [H4] Middle East Archive invites us to meditate on the spiritual and material power of the living room
- [H4] Narrating the multitude of Britain’s stories through still-life
- [H4] Marie Tomanova comes full circle with her exploration of the home in a new photo book, It Was Once My Universe
- [H4] Julia Gat’s decade-long project invites us to reimagine what we define as learning
- [H4] Osceola Refetoff’s poignant survey of man’s presence in the deserts of the American West
- [H4] Salih Basheer’s dreamlike images explore home, belonging and loss
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