Paul Mortlock, Author at Photography Chronicle

Godhūlikāla: India’s Forgotten Elders

Photographer Carly Clarke spent months documenting how a nation views its elderly in Northern India.

Who is he? Why is his hand bandaged? Where did he come from? The only one who knows is photographer Paul Reid, and he’s not saying, just yet..

In her ongoing series The Western Springs Project, Tash Hopkins questions the misguided stereotypes placed on New Zealand youth.

A hymn to the joys of free swimming by Jason Reekie.

Craig Abell Champion’s 4 year project to document his friend going faster than anyone, ever, on a modified 1000cc vintage motorcycle.

Baz R Bule photographed river taxis on the busiest river in Bangladesh and realised that no one other than you is bothered that you might die.

Photographer Barrie Robinson Bule found blazing colour, lots of it, on a road trip in the US.

Darling is a retelling of the relationship Oliver Grabowski shares with his partner; one of the smaller scales of a universal story of human hope.

Photographer Carly Clarke’s raw and personal photo-documentary about her brother Joe, diagnosed with Hodgkin Lymphoma in 2018.

Andy Holloway photographed the Teddy Boy culture over 6 years in pubs and clubs around the UK.