Ethical Photography

"The Hidden Mothers captures both the concealed mother as the irrelevant patient, and the revealed woman as the defiant survivor."

"Creativity connects and can help to look at situations from a different perspective."

"The therapeutic photography process provided the ideal tool to support people from diverse immigration backgrounds and with different level of English to support their feelings and emotions."

"The images are deliberately intended to be disconcerting – even slightly dystopian."

"Being different is not a disease, not being accepted creates a disease."

"Through my photography, I aim to encourage people to pick up the phone and tell their loved ones that they think about them and love them."

"Everyone has a story to tell. We just need to hear each other."

"My vision is to inspire others to use photography as a tool to improve the health and wellbeing of people and the planet."

12/03/2018 Director of Communications at World Press, David Campbell, shares his thoughts on photojournalism and the need for a 'constructive' or 'solutions' approach to journalism.  This article was originally published on Witness. I have long been concerned with what photographs...

Supported by her PhotoVoice training and the PhotoVoice manual, PhD candidate Elaine Flores undertook her own participatory photography project funded by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine “Promoting resilience and mental well-being among communities affected by El Niño-related floods...