LUKAS BIRK AND SEAN FOLEY: Afghan Box CameraShortlisted for the Kraszna Krausz Book Awards Afghan Box Camera documents a living form of photography in danger of disappearing forever. Known as the kamra e faoree (instant camera), Afghanistan is one of the last places on earth where it has continued to be used by photographers as a way of making a living. Hand made out of wood, it is a camera and darkroom in one, and generations of Afghans have had their portraits taken with it, usually for

hens and over one hundred sheep

As the buoyancy of Liverpool's industrial river-trades slips away into history

ISBN: 978-1-911306-46-7

His work reflects on a society in which we

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Leistner “embedded” with a community of 100 tree planters

defined by human migration and long-term reclamation from the sea

In Spring 2020 Ehrbahn visited the Moria camp on Lesbos

The resultant images present a superb kaleidoscope of portraits – intimate

Polly Braden’s photography is an intimate response to the material and psychological effects of the changes experienced by the country’s new urban class

she discovered an archive of 35mm slides that he had shot during the 1960s