Jon Cheffings

Coirón: Six years in Chile, following the lives of ageing gauchos

The book captures six years of life among aging gauchos known as Puesteros, in Chile's Magallanes region, highlighting their solitude and labour while reflecting broader social changes affecting rural life and cultural identity.

The Welcome Break, the pause button, and the art of staying stationary

Oliver Bennett's photographic essay captures the dynamic patterns of everyday life at a motorway service station over a year, showcasing diverse human experiences in a single, unique location.

Capturing sketches of Spain with a Leica Q3

The author reflects on past trips to Spain, exploring its rich history and cultural layers in Alicante province while using minimal photographic equipment to capture the essence of the region.

Royal Photographic Society’s 167th annual International Photography Exhibition

The 167th International Photography Exhibition by the Royal Photographic Society features 113 prints by 48 photographers selected from 5,200 submissions, showcasing diverse themes and social significance.

2026 Leica Oskar Barnack Award Finalists Announced

The 2026 Leica Oskar Barnack Award has selected 12 photography finalists and announced the winner of its inaugural LOBA Women Grant. Winners will be revealed at a ceremony on October 8, 2026.

AOP Announces its Annual Student Award winners

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.
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Leica Gallery, London presents an exhibition of vintage prints from “The Firm”

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’s Vietnam: A final retrospective

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McCullin, at 91, is publishing his final book, a retrospective of his Vietnam experiences from 1965 to 1972, featuring unpublished photographs and personal reflections on war's impacts.

Personal Perspectives: 50 Years of Leica Galleries

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.

Martin Parr at Lacock Abbey: His last photographic exhibition comes full circle

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.

Leitz Photographica Auction 48: A spotlight on Leica cameras from the 1950s

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.

A postcard from the Leica Society International meeting in London

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.