October 28, 2025
Inside the global journey of the photographer redefining female strength
Insight into Mihaela Noroc's photography and latest book documenting the power and beauty of women around the globe.
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Our in-depth reviews of the latest photography books, covering everything from landscape and travel photography, to portraiture and street photography. We also take a look at books from photographers that have had a real impact, exploring their careers and portfolios.
If you’re looking for inspiration, take a look at our round up of the best photography books selected by Martin Parr, the best photography books selected by us, or take a look at photography books featuring the works of Fred Herzog, William Eggleston or Cindy Sherman.
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October 28, 2025
Insight into Mihaela Noroc's photography and latest book documenting the power and beauty of women around the globe.
October 27, 2025
A new bird photography book that takes in the wonders of Avian creatures which also delves into the creative techniques used for the iconic images.
October 20, 2025
Every six months, Robert Charles Mann travels from France’s Loire Valley to Château Miraval, Brad Pitt’s celebrated wine estate, not for the rosé, but to check the pinhole cameras he’s left hidden around.
October 1, 2025
Buried in Style is Regula Tschumi’s dazzling visual journey through Ghana’s funeral culture, where coffins take the shape of teapots, pineapples or pig’s trotters and dancers carry the dead with carnival flair.
September 11, 2025
Barbed wire, radioactive mines, and a £700 bribe to the KGB — Barry Lewis’s 1991 journey into Stalin’s Gulag was anything but ordinary. His rediscovered Kodachrome archive, now published as GULAG, reveals the brutal legacy…
April 17, 2025
Quintin Lake, who is speaking at our forthcoming Festival of Outdoor Photography, talks about his epic photo walk around the entire UK coastline
December 31, 2024
The newest book from street photographer Chris Porsz was a real labour of love, across thousands of miles and many hours of walking. Amy Davies finds out more.