Photo Journals

The Gold Cup of the British Open Polo Championship draws punters to West Sussex’s Cowdray Park each year. One photographer turns her lens from the sport to its spectators as they parade their best hats and picnic spreads.

Marrakech awakens the senses. You gawp at intricate zellige tilework; smell spices at the souks; hear the call to prayer emanate from nearby mosques; touch the supple leather used to make babouches (leather sandals); taste flavourful tagines.

From desolate sunrises on the North York Moors to wild flower-strewn vignettes taken in the rural suburbs of York, the following photo journal is a time capsule of one bikepacker’s excursions in pursuit of total seclusion.

Full of hope and humanity, these portraits and their accompanying stories capture some of the individuals behind the country’s collective resilience.

Oh India is a fundraising travel photography project which developed through my desire to give back to the country that gave so much to me: India.

Road-tripping through Western Canada throws up images of the rodeos, ghost towns and general stores of a bygone era.

Floating between England and France, with a population hovering around 2,000 people, Alderney is the kind of place where front doors remain unlocked and cows walk up to your doorstep. It's also where one photographer found herself isolating during the peak of the pandemic.

One photographer finds joy in the simple things as summer plays out across Turkey's North Aegean Coast.

In this photographic series, as people celebrate and express their identities, one photographer imagines a world in which everyone’s lived reality reflects their feelings within.

The memories of two friends who piled into a van and headed for Austria, Northern Italy and Switzerland

Away from the tourist hotspots and sea-view cafés, Jeju is rural place famed in the most part for its citrus orchards

The brooding landscapes of the eastern Moray Firth, the rugged Torridon Hills and the Isle of Skye makes the Scottish Highlands special

Travelling across the surreal landscapes of Bolivian Altiplano, one photographer is in awe of the otherworldly landscapes and intense energy

In Lisbon, you’re in the constant company of a golden hue, whether sipping a trendy turmeric latte beside street art at the LX Factory, eating pastries or buying sardines in retro-looking cans.