Photographs taken in Iraqi and Syrian Kurdistan explore war for civilians, fighters, and the women in their ranks.

Double-sided panoramic images in from all over the world. An important contribution to contemporary photography. Includes interesting essays on the history of the panorama image and a historical insight into the creation of cities and Megacities

In 2015 verhuisde fotograaf en wetenschapper Bob Farese, Jr. naar een nieuwe en enigszins verwarde stad, waar hij plotseling zijn familie en vrienden miste en hij onverwacht helemaal alleen was. Om de gevoelens van isolement te verzachten, begon Farese straatfoto’s te maken, geïnspireerd door de spontane en observerende stijl van iPhone-fotografen David Guttenfelder en Gueorgui Pinkhassov, en het werk van Cartier-Bresson. Beelden werden op een bedachtzame manier vastgelegd, alert op intere...

A spectacular oversize photo book by Beth Moon celebrating Africa's most majestic trees - before they disappear.

Across photography, sculpture and painting, a new wave of Black artists is challenging persistent tropes in art and wider society to depict a richer portrait of the lives of Black people from all corners of the globe.

As We See It brings together 30 image-makers creating visually refreshing narratives on Black cultural identities, and exploring what Blackness brings to the making and viewing of art.

Diverse and more topical than ever - the renowned prize for photography and sustainability is going into the next round.

Waanzinnig fotoboek over de Hellbangers, Botswana’s underground heavymetalcultuur

“Hellbangers is an affirmation that at its core shows the strength and power of the metal community in Africa, and how it connects around the world. The love and devotion to the music that these wonderful maniacs show scream out to us with absolute conviction – we are all united by the essence of the metal heart and spirit of the Hellbangers!”

— Rob Halford (Judas Priest)

The Hellbangers zijn de enfant...

Since World War II, the construction of mass tourist locations has been unceasing. Within just half a century, the sun drenched coastlines of Southern Europe were transformed into a global tourist destination. The resulting agglomeration of overdeveloped beach towns no longer show any recognisable relationship with their surroundings, country and history. Hibernation is an exploration into the off-season state of these places. A journey along surreal architecture, spaces and atmospheres, phot...

This book proposes a counter-narrative of the city of Oxford, England, that resists the visual imperatives of its venerable university. Over five years, Mexican photographer Arturo Soto explored the long-standing division between the town and its academic history through a careful selection of spaces and objects. His visual narrative is loosely structured around a few themes: notions of home and homelessness, the looming presence of Brexit, the conflicted local economy, and the diversity of t...