Feature: Photography
Show and tell
From great apes and pop fans to real children’s spaces, James Mollison’s photographs invite the viewer to look beyond face values.
Adventures in motion pictures. Aerial ballet of upholstery
Matthew Donaldson’s high-speed ‘still life’ photoshoot with GTF for Kvadrat at Pinewood
Adventures in motion pictures. Frozen fire
‘It’s like a game of rock-paper-scissors, in which the flicker of film melts the frozen photograph.’
All my own work
Books lie at the heart of photography’s history. Now photographers are opting for the freedom and ‘total conception’ of publishing themselves.
Bare bones of the revolution
Richard Pare’s photographs of Russian architecture strike up a dialogue with a time of energy and optimism.
Art and art direction – Jens Gehlhaar
Jens Gehlhaar, of directors’ collective Brand New School, moves effortlessly between moving image campaigns, still photography and CGI.
Out of the darkroom
Newport’s reputation for cutting-edge photography is based on a solid grounding in film-based techniques and an appetite for constant change.
Every detail counts
Wayne Ford profiles a ‘major force in British photography’
The view from here
Julio Bittencourt records the last days of Prestes Maia 911 in São Paulo, Brazil.
Adventures in motion pictures. The post-photographic age
Do editors’ demands for both motion and stills mean that an era of still photography is coming to an end?