Christopher Sims

American Photographer Christopher Sims body of work of the American naval base and detention centre Guantanamo Bay. Guantanamo infamous for its detention and interrogation. Christopher has focused on as he puts it "The stage sets, rather than the players" as restrictions by the military meant no photos of the detainees could be made.

Images © Christopher Sims

Peter Van Agtmael

Magnum photographer Peter Van Agtmael.

Images © Peter Van Agtmael.

Nandita Raman

Nandita Raman looks at the old cinema halls of India.

Images © Nandita Raman

Noah Addis

Noah Addis's Future Cities: Lima

Images © Noah Addis

Jörg Brüggemann

Photos from Jörg Brüggemann's series entitled Metalheadz which is a work in progress.

Images © Jörg Brüggemann

Jeffrey Stockbridge

Portraits by Jeffrey Stockbridge.

Images © Jeffrey Stockbridge

William Eggleston

William Eggleston before Colour.

Images © William Eggleston

John Pilger

Do You Remember Vietnam? from John Pilger on Vimeo.

WassinKlundgren

I really like this series by WassinKlundgren which is a collaboration between Thijs groot Wassink and Ruben Lundgren. "Empty Bottles" looks at refuse collectors in china where the act of picking up plastic bottle has become the cable release.

Images © Thijs groot Wassink and Ruben Lundgren

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Driis is Stringer Bell from the Wire.

Debby Huysmans

Debby Huysmans project Sibir.

Images © Debby Huysmans

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Jacob Holdt

Jacob Holdt's photographs show the grim reality of 1960's America, with narrative of racism and poverty. Armed with a $30 Canon Dial and little interest in photography as art Jacob produced an tragically beatiful depiction of the lower classes.

Images © Jacob Holdt