The Magnum photographer has left the rainy days of England behind and headed for the mountains

The amount of funding requests for books, exhibitions and pretty much anything else seems to have doubled in the last few months so I’m picking out the best projects so that you know which to direct your well earned pennies towards. I spoke to Harry Watts who’s looking for funding for the second of his […]

Last September I ran an interview I did with Washington DC-based photographer Erika Larsen who’d spent the last few years living with the Sámi, an indigenous tribe living within the Arctic circle in the northern parts of Scandinavia and Russia. Since September, she’s cropped up in a few places and has been featured in the National […]

I came across a previously unseen Joel Meyerowitz documentary and it made me think about the lack of documentaries about non-celebritographers. Read the full pondering and watch the Meyerowitz doc here

Everyday I get swamped by so many things to look at – some I absorb and some get glazed over in a wave of ambivalence. Sometimes I bookmark things to come back to later and they just end up sitting in my reader for months. I do go back and have a look to see […]

Going to degree shows is sort of like subjecting yourself to a school play when you don’t know any of the kids. It’s just a load of noise and if you’re lucky there’ll be one kid who manages to stand out above all the squeaky singing and sound like a song bird. The key is […]

Yesterday morning I looked at my Twitter feed as I got into work to find that I had missed a spectacular sight. As the City of London was covered in a haze of humid light the sun had aligned in such a way that it bounced off London’s newest landmark The Shard

I do love a bit of slo-mo and this new advert – which you can get a sneak preview of below before it’s released on our TV screens this Friday – has it all