I always like to start a new year by reflecting on the one that has just passed. If I had any doubt that 2016 was a busy year, looking back I wrote around 40 feature articles on photography alone for magazines and newspapers around the world!
Some of the stories I wrote for L'Oeil de la Photographie in 2016
Some of the stories I wrote for Pro Photo and also Australian Financial Review
Features I wrote for New Zealand Pro Photographer magazine
On Photojournalism Now I featured more than 100 photographers showcasing a staggering variety of work from around the globe. This week I share some of my favourite posts from last year's blog - 13 on the 13th - although everything I post is something that moves me in some way.
Brian Griffin - Capitalist Realism
On Photojournalism Now I featured more than 100 photographers showcasing a staggering variety of work from around the globe. This week I share some of my favourite posts from last year's blog - 13 on the 13th - although everything I post is something that moves me in some way.
Brian Griffin - Capitalist Realism
Brian Griffin, Bureaucracy, London, 1987
Courtesy Steven Kasher Gallery, New York
Brian Griffin, Eric Foster, Steel Erector, Broadgate, City of London, 1987
Courtesy Steven Kasher Gallery, New York
Brian Griffin, Construction Time Again, Switzerland , 1983
Courtesy Steven Kasher Gallery, New York
Brian Griffin, Construction Time Again, Switzerland , 1983
Courtesy Steven Kasher Gallery, New York
Matthew Newton - On Albatross Island
Lauren Fleishman - The Lovers
Muhammed Muheisen – Portraits of Syria's Child Refugees in Jordan
Rakan Raslan, 11, from Hama. “I used to go to the school back in Hama,” Raslan said. “I used to have friends there. Our home was destroyed in the war and we had to flee to Jordan.” Rakan said that without an education, his future is in doubt. “The best I can become is a driver".
Mariam Aloush, 8, from Homs. "I remember our home in Syria and my school there. I just want to go back".
Zahra al-Jassim, 10, from Hama. "I dream of going back to Syria to see my friends Raghd, Halima, and Najwa".
Re-bonding after years at sea alone.
Lauren Fleishman - The Lovers
Muhammed Muheisen – Portraits of Syria's Child Refugees in Jordan
Rakan Raslan, 11, from Hama. “I used to go to the school back in Hama,” Raslan said. “I used to have friends there. Our home was destroyed in the war and we had to flee to Jordan.” Rakan said that without an education, his future is in doubt. “The best I can become is a driver".
Mariam Aloush, 8, from Homs. "I remember our home in Syria and my school there. I just want to go back".
Zahra al-Jassim, 10, from Hama. "I dream of going back to Syria to see my friends Raghd, Halima, and Najwa".
Barbara Davidson - Caught in the Crossfire
Donna Ferrato - I Am Unbeatable
Sean Gallagher - The Silent Fields - Pesticide Poisoning in Punjab
Andrew Chapman - Giving Life
Dougie Wallace - Harrodsburg
Nick Hannes - Mediterranean: The Continuity of Man
St. Tropez, France
Gordon Parks - I Am You
California, 1967
Washington, D.C., 1963
Harlem, New York, 1948
Ruddy Roye - When Living Is A Protest
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