The 2026 AOP Student Awards announced winners during Free Range, showcasing student talent across 21 UK photography programs. Rupert Allen received Best in Show for his documentary series, Church of Coal.
Jocelyn Bain Hogg's "The Firm," originating from a commission, captures intimate portrayals of the British crime world over three years. An exhibition of vintage prints runs from July 11 to September 3 at Leica Gallery London.
Sir Don McCullin, at 91, is publishing his final book, a retrospective of his Vietnam experiences from 1965 to 1972, featuring unpublished photographs and personal reflections on war's impacts.
The Leica Gallery Wetzlar's "Personal Perspectives" exhibition celebrates 50 years of Leica Galleries, showcasing a diverse array of photographs that blend classical and contemporary artistry while emphasizing cultural significance.
The National Trust will host the last exhibition of renowned photographer Martin Parr at Lacock Abbey starting June 27, showcasing his final work that captures everyday life in the village he first photographed in the 1980s.
At the Leitz Photographica Auction 48, historic Leica cameras from the 1950s garnered immense interest, with highlights including a Leica MP-33 selling for €600,000 and a surprise Leica IIIb fetching nearly ten times its estimate.
The report highlights the recent LSI meeting in London, featuring discussions on photography, Leica history, and personal stories. Notable speakers included award-winning photographers and industry experts, resulting in greater creative dialogue and community development.
Sophie Green's "Tangerine Dreams" showcases the diversity of British communities and their rituals, emphasizing connections and cultural resistance. The free exhibition runs from June to September 2026 in Bristol.
The story of two generations of Leica APS-C cameras, is not one of failure, but the story of how Leica paid forward the technology they had developed. It now lives on in the M, Q, and SL lines.
The new Chicago Leica Boutique and Gallery celebrates the opening with three days of events, exhibitions, and the launch of a Chicago limited edition Leica M11-P in a historic location.
Leica Gallery London celebrates 50 years with unseen Lillian Bassman works and vintage Brian Duffy portraits at Photo London and their Mayfair gallery, showcasing iconic photography and artistic reinterpretations.
Last week, Macfilos celebrated monochrome photography, featuring insights and tributes to notable photographers, and discussions on perceptions of monochrome images from colour conversions.