American photographer Leigh Ann Edmonds shares rediscovered intimate encounters from a lost hard drive between herself and musician husband.

Leigh Ann's documentary projects depict a sense of community, focusing on storytelling and pulling the viewer into her own inner thoughts.

For the month of August we wanted to get in touch with nature. Here we share our favourites that showed us Mother Nature in a creative way.

When the pandemic raged in the outer boroughs of NYC, the photographer known as PAN ventured out to document his neighborhood, the Bronx.

Pan is a New York City documentary and street photographer who photographs the sights, smells and sounds of the city that he calls home.

Olivier takes photos according to his inspirations. He immortalises his street scenes forever in a few hundredths of a second.

Documentary photographer Christina Simons travelled to Central America embarking on a visual journey to pursue, share and expose the...Why?

Through her documentary photography, Christina is compelled to tell the stories of those who do not have the means to do so themselves.

We talk with Vietnamese documentary and street photographer Vinh Tran who wants his photography to become his vocabulary.

Vietnamese documentary photographer Vinh Tran visited a nursing home in Hanoi, illustrating his imaginary fear of loneliness in old age.

Passionate Azerbaijan street photographer Joshgun Suleymanov feels if he doesn't take photos it is as if his heart does not work.

Kenyan photographer Anwar Sadat tells the story of super farmer Zainab, who improved her standard of living through education programmes.

PHOTO CHALLENGE: For the month of July we wanted to see your best photographs that characterise a funfair atmosphere. Here are our favs!

Marci believes that we humans are much more alike than we are different. She hopes that her photos will remind people of that.

Jimmy is a social documentary photographer whose projects have captured many powerful images documenting life in real time.

British social documentary photographer Jimmy McBroom spent three months in Mumbai exploring Dharavi and shares this photo essay.

A Londoner living in Sydney, Prithi reveals to us about her deep attraction to the intoxicating genre of street photography.

Marc ambiguously photographs the public space, an environment designed by people, regularly showing people that are not always the subject.

Since leaving photojournalism, Gareth has started to shoot his own long term projects documenting the region in France where he lives.

Chichek is an architect from Azerbaijan who loves traveling and photographing new places and faces of her native country.

Raj Laxmi photographs to reflect the emotion she feels or the connection she makes with subjects in her series of Indian dance.

Lana's work fuses abstract elements with fine details, combining seemingly disparate fragments to evoke a sense of magic realism.

PHOTO CHALLENGE: For the month of June we celebrated the diversity of the LGTBQIA community. We share 20 photographers' "PRIDE" photographs.

Meryl's street photographs are her own unique American story where the disparate worlds of Bushwick and disco collided from 1973.