Photographer Anders Petersen and filmmaker Johan Renck have joined forces for a new exhibition in Stockholm.
Month: June 2025
Mono awards open
The Exposure One Awards’ Photographer of the Year 2025 contest is open for entries.
Brandt in London
London’s Atlas Gallery has announced the joint acquisition of the complete photographic archive of Marlborough Gallery, which had been in storage since 1983.
Exciting opportunity from Darkroom London
Darkroom London in Camden Town is offering an exciting opportunity. Two lucky applicants will be given an artist in residence position this summer. One post is for unlimited access to the darkroom facilities for the month of August and the other is to have access for one day a week in August, September and October.
Jungjin Lee’s epic Iceland photographs
South Korean artist Jungjin Lee is exhibiting in the UK for the first time this summer. ‘Unseen’ at Huxley-Parlour in London presents 10 large-scale photographs from Lee’s latest body of work, made in Iceland in 2024.
A psychogeography walk
Embarking on a ‘drift’ among hidden history with an open mind can turbocharge your imagination. In B+W 303 Tim Daly embarks on a pilgrimage around the Wirral Peninsula’s coastlines, beached and paths.
Filters for the faithful
Contrary to what you might have heard, filters still play an important role in the life of the creative black & white photographer, says Lee Frost.
A limestone landscape
If you’re a fan of Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings, you’ll be intrigued to shoot in Ireland’s most mythical landscape. Join Tim Daly as he ventures into the real-life Middle Earth.
Night and low-light photography
The saying ‘less is more’ definitely applies when it comes to light. Lee Frost wants to know how low are you prepared to go?
Tender age in bloom
Roaming the streets of Bucharest, Joakim Kocjancic captured the city’s youth among the concrete forests for his project ‘INFIORE’ (or ‘In Bloom’). Jon Stapley reports.