Guest Blogs

The Photoworks Annual, a highly collectable publication showcasing emerging and established talent is now open for submissions. The theme this year aims to highlight LGBTQ+ rights and explore the role of photography in representing LGBTQ+ issues. The next issue of...

PhD student, Iwona Bisaga writes for PhotoVoice on her photography project in partnership with BBOXX, a company developing solutions to provide affordable clean energy sources. Iwona conducted a series of workshops on energy mapping through participatory photography in Rwanda to show why energy...

The International HIV/AIDS Alliance is exhibiting 'Love a Positive Life' at Brighton Fringe Festival this month. Amongst other thought provoking imagery that highlights how the Alliance is supporting young women affected by or living with HIV, images from the PhotoVoice project...

Former PhotoVoice Projects and Programme Assistant, Kristian Jeff Agustin shares with us his experience of running his own project in Manila during his time at the Vargas Museum (University of the Philipines) as a visiting research fellow from Hong Kong...

The renowned and award winning photographer, Stuart Freedman took part in our Ten Questions series last year. Now we are excited to hear of his new book ‘The Englishman and the Eel’. The Englishman and the Eel is a journey...

Artist, Mark Aitken writes about his latest project 'Sanctum Ephemeral' which explores the lives of Londoners before being displaced by property developers. These pictures are about seeking sanctuary in the ephemeral. The context is also ephemeral. Property developers have cast a...

Nina Emett, Director of FotoDocument shares a new annual photography award that will support a professional female photographer towards the initiation or completion of a compelling and cohesive documentary photo essay which addresses an important social, environmental, economic or cultural issue, whether...

01/03/2017 PhotoVoice were asked to judge the London International Development Centre's photography competition 'Lens of Development' and our chosen winner, Stephanie Vandenberg writes about her winning image and use of photography for positive social change. Thirty seconds old. The crash of...