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Anyone familiar with the work of Wim Wenders may suspect that he has more than a passing interest in photography....

Joshua, with your own photography, what subject matters are you drawn to? I do love architecture, gardens and flowers, food,...

The Essential Marilyn Monroe: Milton H. Greene, 50 Sessions is the must-have book that every Marilyn fan has been waiting...

In pride of place in the CELLOPHANLAND* office hangs David Bailey’s iconic black and white portrait of Paul McCartney and...

This is photography Jim, but not as we know it. Visiting the latest Tate exhibition Wolfgang Tillmans 2017 many unfamiliar with...

In 1950, the Eastman Kodak Company installed the first Colorama on the interior east wall of Grand Central Station. These...

Nature transformed through industry is a predominant theme in the work of Edward Burtynsky. He searches for subjects that are rich in...

Think of a William Eggleston photograph and it most likely will not feature any people. You most likely may recall simple slices of...

Each narrow cell in which we dwell Is foul and dark latrine, And the fetid breath of living Death Chokes...

Wolfgang Tillmans’ approach to image-making is fascinating in its non-hierarchical approach to both subject and theme. This, along with his...

‘Liverpool Biennial 2016 explores fictions, stories and histories taking viewers on a series of voyages through time and space, drawing...

Whenever we visit Los Angeles we always make sure to include a visit to the fabulous Culver Hotel (see our...