Photo Journals

It may take a deep-breath moment to plunge into the sub-zero temperatures, but the Windy City’s wintry charms are heart-warming.

Look past Oaxaca's chaotic, colourful streets and you'll find colonial buildings reimagined as libraries, schools and galleries.

Leaving Iceland's dark winter behind in favour of a slice of Mediterranean sunshine took one photographer on a tour of Portugal's glittering Silver Coast.

Weaving through the fjords and mountains of Norway by train gave one photographer a chance to reflect on life in the slow lane

Wildflowers, almond trees and the deserted beaches of Monopoli charmed one photographer

This seemingly never-ending, empty landscape of the Namib Desert forces one photographer to reflect

Photographer Steve McCurry is best known for his thought-provoking images captured in times of conflict and areas of unrest. Yet in this latest album, his lens rests its focus on animals, exploring the relationship between humans and the (often) four-legged creatures who share our planet.

Before the 31 January deadline for Brexit rolled around, one photographer drove 620 miles across France to enjoy the continent for one last time as EU citizens.

Of all of Istra’s hinterlands, Rovinj is the richest in natural bounty as one photographer explores

The London Underground network is largely the preserve of the city north of the River Thames; South London’s railways run predominantly above ground. One photographer reveals their diversity.

There's a rich, inland world behind the five-star hotels and photo-op beaches

Pedalling around Naoshima by electric bike offers up artistic and natural treasures at every turn