Culture
Is this photographer exploiting the mentally ill?
In search of the Outlands — Photographer Roger Ballen shoots vulnerable people on South Africa’s fringes to challenge our ideas of normality and force us to look inside ourselves.
Written by: Alex King
Black and white photography that casts London in a rarely seen light
My Life In Analogue — Adama Jalloh uses photography to fight preconceived notions and show a more genuine picture of South London life.
Written by: Alex Taylor
The people whose lives revolve around vinyl
Happy Record Store Day! — Photographer Jordan Stephens’ discovers the people at the centre of record culture around the world.
Written by: Alex King
Huck’s Most Popular Reads, Apr 10-18, 2015
A roundup of the hottest stories on the site this week — Check out a year of London skateboarding, see if you could live for a whole year for free and more.
Written by: Alex Taylor
Surf photographer Daniel Russo captures the awesome power of shore breaks
Calm like a bomb — Daniel Russo’s incredible shore break photos reveal the mysterious power of the ocean.
Written by: Alex King
Capturing a fading youth
Documents of living — Photographer and skateboarder Ben Gore releases his first book, Second Adolescence, an autobiographical photo diary about recklessly growing up, or growing sideways.
Written by: Robin Nierynck
Reflections on Nigeria’s historic presidential election
from documentary photographer Jason Andrew — Fears of Boko Haram, vote rigging and political violence couldn’t stop Nigerians from voting for the country’s first democratic transfer of power.
Written by: Alex King
Using Instagram to convey a more authentic picture of the Middle East
Collective Vision — Photographer Lindsay Mackenzie explains how to use Instagram to challenge the mainstream media’s sensationalised portrayal of the Middle East.
Written by: Alex King
Thomas Campbell’s new book is a love letter to Moroccan surfing
Surf, stuff, life and photography — Seeing Fatima’s Eyes celebrates the sights and surf on Morocco’s spectacular coastline.
Written by: Alex King
Is music photography dead?
Pat Graham on a fallen industry — First the labels took a hit. Then the magazines closed. Now it seems the music industry is unstably propped up by free labour. What will happen to this culture if we don't find a new way to pay our artists? Iconic music photographer Pat Graham explores.
Written by: Pat Graham
