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Camera Pictures of London at NightIn 1924, photographer Fred Judge produced one of the earliest photographic studies of the city of London after dark. His pioneering work was published as Camera Pictures of London at Night at a time when photography was still largely confined to daylight. Due to this book being out of print for decades, Judges work has remained largely absent from photobook histories. This new edition restores it to view, offering contemporary audiences the chance to

the 360 images are paired with 22 stories from Holocaust survivors and their descendants

the population of just over 300 people taken up with trades of fishing and cattle rearing

leaving a large pit

Her work Noises has been published in book form by Fishbar

the he was the recipient of a Lucie Award for Achievement in Documentary

he never let go of the camera

The exhibition James Barnor: Ghanaian Modernist at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery was part of the inaugural Bristol Photo Festival and will showcase over 40 photographs

St Agnes Place was made up of two rows of Victorian terraced houses

Hoare’s project documents eleven sites across the city from established allotment sites to community gardens and improvised plots on disused lands

He went on to study at Medway College of Arts

Hundred-year-old terraces and cobbled streets sit flanked by concrete flats

he noticed how many of those images featured the American flag and realised that

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