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.

After setting out to photograph one of the USA’s most stubborn invasive weeds, Karey Walter found herself pulled into a stranger, wilder journey. Jon Stapley reports.

When Paul Reid quit his humbrum job and became a professional photographer, he forged the career he’d always dreamed of. In B+W 302 he talks to Roderick Field about building a community and the launch of his first book, ‘Monochrome Portraits’.

To see the early work of any artist is a valuable insight into their blind alleys, moments of inspiration and final reckoning, but Martin Parr knew from the start exactly where he was going. Elizabeth Roberts reports on a new publication.