Stephen Lovell-Davis captured, from within, the quiet resilience and brotherhood of Euston’s railwaymen in the early ’80s.
Photography Chronicle curates photo-essays, passion projects and personal work from the worldwide photographic community
The Barracks
Colin Templeton’s project reveals the quiet beauty of a sprawling 1960’s brutalist housing estate in North Glasgow, known locally as The Barracks.
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The Arm of Trani
Juan Galán documents life on Trani’s breakwater — a social crossroads where locals of all ages gather daily to swim, fish, talk, and connect by the sea.
Photography as an Expression of Self
Rober Tomás uses street photography as a tool that fuses self-discovery and emotion into personal expression.
Paul’s Barber Shop
Photographer Andy Holloway captures a day in Paul’s Barber Shop, blending images and recorded conversations to document a Liverpool institution in a changing neighbourhood.
My Ukranian Family
Spanning a century of upheaval, Christian Mushenko’s project traces a photographer’s return to his ancestral roots — revealing the fragile, beautiful truth of belonging.
Whispers Through Glass
Cary Jobe gently dissolves the boundary between reflection and reality, capturing the quiet poetry hidden in life’s transient moments.
Once Upon a Time in Puglia
Juan Galán’s extraordinary images reveal a timeless Puglia, celebrating its culture, faith, and people.
Going Silver
Kelly Sinclair’s photo project celebrates the strength, beauty and wisdom of silver-haired women.
Ink, Art & Intimacy
Dylan Collard’s portrait series capturing the trust and intimacy between tattoo artists and their clients.
A City in Flux
Photographer Colin Templeton captures Glasgow’s uneasy transformation—where past and progress collide, and the city’s soul fights to endure.
Art of the Improvisors
Photographer Steve Korn’s spontaneous duet of vision and movement—where jazz met photography, and artistry spoke without words.
Concurrence
Photographer Daniel Keys captures the fleeting connections of friendship, identity, and place in a changing London.
Macha Tinku Fighting Festival
Anarchy in the Andes – Potosi Inka’s gather in Macha for the annual Tinku festival to worship Pachamama – the mother earth.
Face Project
Photographer Steve Korn’s beautiful portraiture that allows us to realise we are all the same, all individuals.
We Go To The Gallery
Street photographer Paul Harrison’s project exploring the possibility of the magic of coincidence in the everyday, in London’s major art galleries.
Quietly Getting On
Photographer Christian Doyle’s project beautifully captures the strength and resilience of 12 women born before WWII.
ZORBA
Spanish photographer Juan Galán’s documentary journey into existentialism based on Nikos Kazantzakis’ literary work – and its subsequent film adaptation, Zorba the Greek.
Light and Dark
Photographer Cary Jobe reacts to the current global political and social situation and posits the question – how do we heal our politics, our communities and ourselves?
Godspeed
Lieven Geuns’ photo project started life being about the Bonneville Salt Flats but turned right, and went down a rabbit hole called Wendover.
Alternative Selves
Visual artist Felicia Simion’s surreal photo composites speak to us of the tortured path leading to alternative selves..
Dancing on Ice: Netherworld
Photographer Matt Frost takes us behind the scenes of a primetime TV show and introduces us to the people that make it all work.
Black Suffolk
Photographer John Ferguson’s portrait series expressing what ‘home’ means to the African-Caribbean community in Suffolk, England.
Lisa Jumps
Steve Korn captures the craft, dedication, struggle and artistic expression of dancer Lisa Kwak.
Hearts and Bones
Christian Mushenko’s studio project is a mixture of heartfelt and confronting images that explore the power of touch.
Rear Window
Photographer Jocelyn Janon visualises the mood and feelings he had as a young boy, creating worlds in the back of his father’s Citroen.
On a soif
Photographer Jef Van den Bossche’s images capture the dying of the light for Belgium’s volkscafés, or people’s pubs, in the face of globalisation and cultural shifts.
4 Songs Southeast
Photographer Helynn Ospina plays with the notion of formal strategy and visual design inspired by an exercise from The Photographer’s Handbook.
In My Skin
Photographer Michelle Sank’s project exploring young people under 25 in the UK who are challenging their body image, to become more acceptable to their own ideal of ‘beautiful’.
An Unseen Place
Scott Lorenzen’s project to document the mysterious McNeal 020 Pavillion, hidden somewhere in Southern Arizona.
Living With Dogs
Photographer Dylan Collard spent 18 months exploring people’s domestic relationship with their dogs – sometimes, lots of dogs!
Luthier
Photographer Amber-Jayne Bain beautifully captures the skill, intensity and physicality of an artisan craftsman at work.
