Culture
The Congolese commando who chose wrestling over revenge
Grappling for change — After several assassination attempts, Big Papa T fled for his life and lost everything. Now he's changing lives in London, where his quest for vengeance has turned into a mission to help others.
Written by: Christopher Clark
Shooting the Swiss teen rebels of the 1950s
Without a cause — Despite being unknown for most of his life, photographer Karlheinz Weinberger built an impressive archive of work – capturing bikers, rockers, and leather-clad outsiders. Now his artistic trove is finally being uncovered.
Written by: HUCK HQ
The haunting true story of a sex trafficking survivor
Meeting Miss Wish — In her new book, acclaimed US photographer Nina Berman combines photojournalism and personal accounts to tell the story of ‘Miss Wish’ – a survivor of sex trafficking, drug abuse and child pornography.
Written by: HUCK HQ
How to be a successful street photographer
Tips from Charlie Kwai — Be yourself, get out of your comfort zone, and work through the pain: The in-your-face street photographer shares his advice on getting the perfect shot.
Written by: Biju Belinky
Revelling in nature with Europe’s naked hikers
Nacktwanderers — In his new book, photographer Roshan Adhihetty travels across Germany, Switzerland and Austria with a group of naturists, in an effort to capture the ‘beauty in the unadorned.’
Written by: HUCK HQ
Coming of age in Paris as a young black woman
First generation — Balancing liberal European culture with African tradition, photographer Carolina Arantes captures a new generation of Afro-French women.
Written by: Carolina Arantes
Capturing the eerie voices of old spy radio broadcasts
Shadows of The State — Photographer Lewis Bush tracked down the receivers of old secret agent radio broadcasts, capturing the soundwaves that continue to repeat forgotten parts of history.
Written by: Biju Belinky
The street photographers blurring private and public
Everyday poetry — From overheard conversations to voyeuristic snapshots, Rico & Michael want you to see the world through their eyes: a world where our self-image is constantly mutating.
Written by: Cian Traynor
How Latif Al Ani captured the ‘golden age’ of Iraq
From the 1950s to the 1970s — Hailed as the ‘father of Iraqi photography’, Al Ani’s iconic black and white shots offer a new perspective on Baghdad’s history.
Written by: HUCK HQ
The travel photographer who witnessed Barcelona spring back to life
Pivot Points: Stories of Change — Australian photographer Adrian Morris documents his travels around the world with the eye of a restless nomad. This summer in Barcelona, he watched the city he now calls home take a stand against terror by celebrating hope and joy.
Written by: Adrian Morris
