Dan Carrillo

Dan Carrillo talks about the wet plate process.
Via Mikko


Images © Dan Carrillo

dan carrillo: wet plates from Patrick Richardson Wright on Vimeo.

Sophia Spring

Sophia Spring's portrait series show the people of Sierra Leone a decade on from their civil war, and shows how the country and its people has developed since then, it tries to beat that stigma that we often have of Africa, of War, Famine, Poverty, Death.

Via Foto8
Images © Sophia Spring

Ben Quinton

Ben Quinton was a classmate of mine in Bournemouth. His "The British Abroad" looks at a British run school in Kenya that was originally set up whilst Kenya was still a British colony, to accommodate White settlers. Today the school is attended by a range of international students but is still run with a British ethos.

Images © Ben Quinton

Frédéric Chaubin

Frédéric Chaubin photographs the unique architecture of the former U.S.S.R.


Images © Frédéric Chaubin

Charlotte Player

Charlotte Player's series Gypsy Gold.

"Gypsy gold does not clink and glitter. It gleams in the sun and neighs in the dark"

-Saying of the Claddagh gypsies of Galway

Images © Charlotte Player

Chloe Dewe Mathews

Chloe Dewe Mathews series Banger Boys of Britain.

Images © Chloe Dewe Mathews

Nick Turpin

'in-sight' trailer from Nick Turpin on Vimeo.

Yoshi Kametani

Yoshi Kametani's Plastic Spoon is a visual account of the Muirhouse council scheme located in Edinburgh.

Images © Yoshi Kametani

Petros Efstathiadis

Petros Efstathiadis

Images © Petros Efstathiadis

Christopher Wahl

Christopher Wahl

Images © Christopher Wahl

Adrian Arbib

Adrian Arbib's Port Meadow Series.

Images © Adrian Arbib

Steve Schofield

Steve Schofield's Land of the Free delves into the world of people who like to escape by dressing as characters from the TV and film.


Images © Steve Schofield