Isaac Muk
Gritty photos of Belfast amid The Troubles
In 1991, Krass Clement traveled to Ireland looking to capture the reality of life on the ground.
Written by: Isaac Muk
Intimate portraits of today’s American nomads
Tim Eastman discusses his new photobook documenting the people living and working out of mobile homes across the USA.
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Desolate and haunting photos of Pitcairn Island
Photographer Rhiannon Adam spent three months in the UK’s last overseas territory in the Pacific, capturing an ageing society wracked by division, isolation and the aftermath of scandal.
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Photos capturing the final days of British rule in Hong Kong
Birdy Chu reflects on documenting the historic moment in which the territory was formally passed back from the UK to China, and how it reshaped the city.
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Photos exploring Black Britishness in the 21st century
A new series of photos by Johny Pitts celebrates Black life in Britain while shining a light on communities and subcultures that have all too often been overlooked.
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Capturing conflict through Northern Ireland’s landscape
Paul Graham discusses his series of photographs taken in 1984 which document the impacts of war on the country’s picturesque rolling green hills, coastlines, and towns.
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Unflinching portraits of people from the Midlands
Photographer Bruce Gilden discusses his series documenting the overlooked factory workers, labourers and other people residing on the margins of English society.
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Photos capturing the fragility of the American Dream
Thomas Hoepker‘s images taken during a road trip across America provide a searing social commentary about a divided country.
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Photos documenting Japan’s underground subcultures
From the Yakuza to a biker youth gang known as the Bosozoku, Bruce Gilden recounts capturing Tokyo and Osaka in the ‘90s.
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Capturing conflict & resilience in Eastern Europe in the ‘90s
Photographer Robin Graubard’s debut book offers an unflinching record of turbulence and change across the Balkans.
Written by: Isaac Muk