We delve into Brian Lloyd Duckett’s new street photography guide book.

Celebrating the life and legacy of Edward Weston.

Sally Mann discusses her 50-year love affair with photography and writing in B+W 308.

Marjolein Martinot finds solace, magic and beauty by the river in central and southern France.

With an extraordinary eye for shape and tone, Anne Latrémolière is at the start of a very exciting career.

Having roamed the streets of Turkey’s largest city for 20 years, Annette Louise Solakoglu has observed and documented its many contrasts and cultures in a refreshingly non-stereotypical way.

For more than 60 years Daidō Moriyama has challenged the conventional notion of photography with his radical approach and dense, grainy images.

Every month, in our Salon section, we publish a series of images by one of our talented readers. In B+W 305 we share Damian Lakin-Hall’s atmospheric pictures taken early one morning on the shores of the River Thames in London.

Ragnar Axelsson has spent four decades documenting the lives of Iceland’s sheep herders.

Soviet-American photographer Alexey Titarenko discusses his major monograph, The City is a Novel.