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

Spencer Murphy

Beautiful portrait photography from Spencer Murphy.

Images © Spencer Murphy

Steven Perilloux

Steven Perilloux photographs the weird and wonderful charecters of Venice Beach. Via Dazed

Images © Steven Perilloux

Youssef Nabil

I really like these photographs which are hand coloured gelatin silver prints by Youssef Nabil.

Images © Youssef Nabil

Freya Najade

I came across Freya Najade's work via Contact Blog, I particullary like Freya's project 'If you are lucky, you get old'

Images © Freya Najade

Central Reservation

 A while ago Leah and I had our portrait taken by Tom Cops at Central reservation as part of a free street studio, you can see the rest here.

Martin Usborne

Martin Usborne, really love the Frank Bruno portrait, Martin recently exhibited his 'Mute: The silence of dogs in cars' hich can be found on his ebsite.

Images © Martin Usborne

Baptiste Giroudon

Amazing portraits from Afganistan by Baptiste Giroudon. So refreshing to see positive photography from an area when the majority of news is negative.

Images © Baptiste Giroudon

Alan Powdrill

Awhile ago I saw Alan Powdrill's Reality Football at the printspace. I thought it was a great series. If you did miss it and want to see it, it's now on at Wembley Stadium (as in home of UK football)

Images © Alan Powdill

Jason Larkin

Amazing photograpy from Jason Larkin, took me a while to find the scroll bar, it is there.

Images © Jason Larkin

Chiara Tocci

Chiara Tocci's "The World in One Room"

Images © Chiara Tocci