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June 15, 2015
Paul Gallagher photographed landscapes in black and white on large-format kit for 25 years, but now shoots colour on a DSLR. Photographers have to evolve, he tells David Clark
May 20, 2013
Greg English explains how he took his famous picture of Nelson Mandela on his release from prison after 27 years. He talks to David Clark
February 4, 2013
John Swannell’s classic, carefully crafted images have made him one of the major photographers of his generation. David Clark looks at his life and work
December 24, 2012
Terence Donovan’s creativity and charisma made him one of the most successful photographers of his generation, writes David Clark
November 5, 2012
David Hurn's perceptive and beautifully crafted documentary work has made him one of the UK's most important reportage photographers, writes David Clark
October 29, 2012
Gered Mankowitz initially felt his first photo session with Jimi Hendrix was a failure. Now one of the images he shot is an iconic rock portrait, writes David Clark
October 2, 2012
René Burri is one of Magnum’s most senior members who is passionate about photojournalism, writes David Clark
September 25, 2012
This striking image of Louise Brooks by Eugene Robert Richee captures the spirit of the 1920s and is one of the great Hollywood portraits, writes David Clark
September 3, 2012
David Doubilet's pioneering photography has documented our underwater world for 40 years. David Clark looks at his life and work
August 6, 2012
Art Wolfe is a prolific photographer whose work promotes conservation by celebrating the beauty of the natural world, writes David Clark
June 20, 2012
Amy Weston's dramatic picture of a woman leaping from a window symbolises the riots that erupted in London during August 2011, writes David Clark
