On UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities we want to talk about the responsibility photographers have to ensure their work doesn’t perpetuate inequality. “That’s his proper happy face – we don’t see that very often.” These were the words of Martin’s sister when she saw the photos that Mile 91 captured of her brother […]
We worked with Shelter to curate archive material and capture stories from today for use in its #shelterat50 activity.
Last month we returned to Uganda with the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists to see capture progress on their work in obstetric emergencies.
We wanted to share a few photographs of a typical day from when we visited VSO teacher volunteer Patricia in Ethiopia.
Read about the pride in Kande’s voice as she recalls her daughter’s starring role in the school drama.
A collection of photographs celebrating teachers around the world on World Teachers Day 2015.
Smiles can be really useful in photography. They can help you work a room, they make good looking photographs, but don’t over do it.
I have it on good authority that a couple of days ago it was National Banana Day and it got me thinking about a possible banana blog.
