In the spirit of "getting out more"I accepted an invitation to visit the second annual Photoquai exhibitions in Paris this week. I'm not one for spur of the moment travel but given the opportinuty to take a train to Paris and be shown around a photo exhibition of 50 photographers, I gladly accepted.
As pictures from his road trip around England go on display in London and New York, Simon Roberts talks to Guy Lane about people, places and his new book - We English.
Max Houghton looks at male photographers looking at the sex industry and reviews Gerhard Jörén's first deadly sin, a five year project on sex work and sex industries worldwide.
As photographers and editors converge on Perpignan in France for the 21st annual VISA Pour l'Image gathering of Photojournalism we present the 10 things you must know that will make you stand out as a Pro.
After the newspapers are gone, where will photojournalism find its legitimacy? New media offer new opportunities to create and circulate pictures. But there is no technology for making pictures that is not mediated by some framework through which pictures are read and written. (Image via Guillaume Herbaut)
The day of reckoning dawned brightly… played out cordially and ended, I think it’s fair to say, surprisingly. Our five eminent judges Diana Ewer, Richard Kalman, Simon Norfolk, Andrea Stern and Graham Woods achieved unanimity eventually for the coveted Best in Show award... in the unsettling shape of Torben Weiss’ “Mr Bohr in his room full of pictures”.
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