British journal of photography

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Issue #7847—Shooting on Assignment. We bring you a selection of the world’s leading creatives to discuss the best in commissioned photography. Featuring the creative duo behind KENZO’s rebrand, Klaus Pichler’s bonkers brandbook for Schock, fashion photographer Alasdair McLellan and Max Pinckers’ residency in Japan. Plus, Clément Saccomani from Noor agency on sponsored group projects, Archisle on building a new photographic legacy in Jersey, Liv Siddall on commissioning for Rough Trade’s new…

“It doesn’t matter whether it’s Ethiopia or Germany”, says Julian Germain, the British photographer who has spent the last 11 years photographing children in their classrooms at school’s all over the world. “Each school is instantly recognisable,” Germain says. “A teacher standing in front of rows of children in an oblong space, with a blackboard at…

A good photo is always a visual feast, but it often takes a great photo to make you hear the music, smell the scents, and live the events. One such photo is featured above. Taken in 1961, Phillip J…

Dalston, 1984 #London

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Awarded to: Mohamed Bourouissa. Nominees: Anton Kusters, Mark Neville, Clare Strand.