Photography
Long Read: How collaboration is at the heart of the best contemporary photojournalism
Working better together — The search for a story can feel like a solo mission when you’re a photojournalist alone in the field. But photographers have found ways to collaborate with other people since the origins of the documentary form, coming together with storytellers of all kinds to find a new perspective.
Written by: Olivier Laurent
Albinism and identity in Puerto Rico
Adriana Monsalve: Clear as Black — When Adriana Monsalve set out to capture the nuances of albinism, she began to understand her own sense of identity.
Written by: Interview: Alex King
In Pictures: The teen rodeo riders of the deep south
Coral Brown: Rodeo — Florida's rodeo kings are young men determined to keep old traditions alive in the US. New photo story from Coral Brown.
Written by: Shelley Jones
In Pictures: Surfing in snow on the East Coast
Ryan Struck: Cold-Water Crew — Brooklyn-based photographer Ryan Struck has been braving the wintertime waters of the Atlantic to capture the hardy surf crew there in full frozen mode.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Welcome to Nimbin: The Outback town fighting for a unique way of life
Defying corporate Australia — The small hippy town of Nimbin leads Australia’s ecological movement. But can they protect their alternative community from tourism and gentrification?
Written by: Harriet Campbell
In Pictures: The all-girl motorcycle crews of California
Emily Winiker: Babes Ride Out — Photographer Emily Winiker attended an annual 'Babes Ride Out' event in Joshua Tree on behalf of Stance Socks and captured the girls behind the action.
Written by: HUCK HQ
A visual ode to Brixton, South London’s melting pot
100 years of diversity, struggle and joy — Photo book Great Brixton crowdsources a visual record of South London’s most vibrant neighbourhood. Champion Agency creative director Scott Leonard explains how it came about.
Written by: Adam White
In Pictures: A dying way of life in the remote wilderness of Scotland's Outer Hebrides
Olivia Arthur & Phillip Ebeling: The Sound of Harris — London-based photography partners Olivia Arthur and Philip Ebeling travelled to some of the wildest parts of the UK to capture an existence far removed from the city.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Things we learned from iconic music photographer Anton Corbijn’s Berlin retrospective
Images, icons and imperfections — Dutch photographer and filmmaker Anton Corbijn is most famous for his authentic pictures of famous musicians. In honour of his 60th birthday, a retrospective of his work is displayed in Berlin.
Written by: Yuki Schubert
How growing up in a Calcutta brothel gave photographer Avijit Halder a unique way of seeing the world
The Red Light Kid — Photography gave Avijit Halder a way out, but it was an unlikely friendship with Academy Award winner Zana Briski that set fire to his homegrown vision.
Written by: Avijit Halder
