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By laying on skin color labels the photograph ' ‘Lady in Blue’ conveys a powerful message raising awareness of how easily we judge people based on exterior features. It’s a familiar image but something doesn’t quite align inviting the viewer to step out of their comfort zone and give up old habits and misconceptions.

As part of Amazon’s mission to be Earth’s most customer-centric company, all of the electricity used by Amazon’s operations including its data centres was matched with 100% renewable energy in 2023.

Yushy will be exhibiting his images from projects “Rave to The Grave” and “Underground Unknown Unmastered” Generation Electric VOL 2: Exhibition and Day Party on October 6th at Lost Horizon Bristol.

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Atmos is a nonprofit biannual print magazine focused on the cross-pollination of climate and culture, delivering award-winning journalism and creative storytelling. Freya Najade's images document how in Germany and Poland defunct coal mines are being converted into tourist attractions.

For the 175th anniversary of Harrods, Courvoisier has released 175 special bottles of its complex, aromatic blend, each of them encased in packaging designed by artist Clym Evernden.

Vice sent Yushy Pachnanda to Benidorm – a sun-drenched paradise on the shores of the Mediterranean known for its population of hedonistic English tourists and ex-pats – to capture the chaos that unfurled before, during, and after Spain’s late 2-1 victory.

For the first-ever time in Glastonbury history, the festival’s South East Corner (sometimes referred to as the Naughty Corner) introduced a brand new South Asian-dedicated dance music stage this year — conceptualised by an entirely South Asian team and designed in collaboration with Dialled In, Daytimers and Going South.

Raising money for the Wigan Foundation supporting neurodiverse kids

New prints from Natasha Kristian, a Ukraine & US photographer residing in Berlin. Her work draws on different worlds as she looks for unique aspects of humanity and documents life as an art form.

Editorial captured by Noah Pharrell featuring Lorena Durán for Numéro Netherlands Digital.

Welcome to the vibrant community of Rockaway Park. Located between Glastonbury, Bristol, and Bath in the UK. Founded by Mark Wilson, Rockaway Park is a five-acre haven for artists, activists, and individuals seeking an alternative lifestyle.

Running nationwide from today (5th March) the campaign will roll out across out of home, press, digital display and social media...

Street Life is a collaborative group exhibition of street and documentary photography, co-curated by Framelines and David Hill Gallery. This show includes work by 18 photographers, all of whom have featured, or are about to feature, in Framelines magazine.

Making waves as a fierce creative force in Europes photographic/film industry, Noah Pharrell brings a distinct female vision to projects enhanced by pioneering AI techniques. Her beauty, and lifestyle campaigns echo aesthetic passion and emotional resonance...

Anais Stupka is a London-based, Georgian-Italian multimedia artist who grew up in 14 different parts of the world. At age 12 she became the youngest winner of the World Photography Awards, shortlisted for that award for a second time in 2020 & started working in the world of the arts & activism from a very young age...

We're a fierce female collective sparking change through art, delving into crucial topics often left unexplored. Our mission is to unleash the truth, raise awareness and create impact! That was HER SAY, now what’s YOURS ?!

Trenton Junior, is a 27-year-old American photographer living on the East Coast US. Junior found his calling making music, quickly realizing that images held power when words fell short. His passion is unveiling the spirit of overlooked people and communities. He captures the energy of the diaspora with an unanticipated perspective. Like a poet finding verse in silence, Junior makes the invisible visible.

Kiera will be exhibited at The National Portrait Gallery as part of their year’s Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2023. Freya was selected from 5020 entries from 1785 photographers and the exhibition runs from 9th November 2023 to 25th February 2024.

Yushy, the acclaimed photographer, has carved a niche for himself by specialising in capturing the very soul of crowds – be it at protests, riots, festivals, uprisings, or music events. With a profound appreciation for detail and an intuitive grasp of the significance of these gatherings, Yushy is a master at peeling back the layers and revealing what lies beneath the surface.

tender images documenting south east london’s enduring working-class community

We speak to two agents and a producer to get a sense of how their role has shifted over the years, what they look for and how they keep their roster happy.

Nico Froehlich's photographs are a reminder of London's overlooked, authentic elements.

Freya Najade is a photographer living and working in London. She is especially interested in the commonplace. She finds beauty in moments and places that are often missed and overlooked, and she illuminates tensions and contradictions of our complex realities and the world we live in.

Proud to announce Nico Froehlich as the series winner of the Lens Culture Portrait Awards 2023.

In pictures: 2023 Sony World Photography Awards

A selection of photographers represented by Amp Agency have donated works, raising funds for Unicef’s appeal for children affected by the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.

A subject of constant inspiration, flowers are returned to by the photographic duo Metz and Racine for an exhibition and book, ‘Flowers / Together pt 2’.