Nigerian Photographer and Film-Maker, Light Oriye sheds light on a climate issue through his project 'Charcoal Rush'.

Guinean-American Photographer, Hady Barry speaks to us about her exploratory project on motherhood and her experience whilst making it.

South African Photographer, Ayesha Kazim shares with us her process on photographing communities for her project 'This Home of Ours'.

Participatory Photography is a great way to collaborate with others. Read on to see how this method can be achieved effectively.

We spoke with Rwandan Photographer Jean Bizimana on his project exploring motherhood, especially single motherhood in Rwanda.

Congolese Documentary Photographer, Pamela Tulizo, gives us an insight into her project which questions the use of skin lightening products.

Ugandan based Photographer, Katumba Badru, explores the detrimental effects that plastic has on the environment.

A portfolio review is a great way to invest in your photography practice, but do you know how to prepare for one?

Kenyan Photographer, Gordwin Odhiambo talks a bit about his project 'Reinventing and Adapting Through Coronavirus'.

Do you understand the importance of captioning your images? If not then I suggest you keep on reading...

We interviewed South African Photographer, Giya Makondo-Wills on her project, 'They Came from the Water While the World Watched’.

'Now Showing’ by Nigerian Visual Artist Taiwo Aina, is a documentation of the reopening of cinemas across Nigeria.

Senegalese Visual Artist and Filmmaker takes us on an Ancestral journey with his project 'Dead Man Walking'.

Italian Togolaise Visual Artist, Silvia Rosi, shares with us her process and experience in making her project 'Encounter'.

We interviewed Nigerian Photographer, Tayo Adekunle on her remarkable project, 'Reclamation of the Exposition’.

Our Curator, Clare Patrick, has written an insightful piece on the importance of Photographers keeping their social media accounts organised

South African Visual Artist Ranji Mangcu, takes us through her image making process for her project Ulwalamano/Kinship

Many Photographers do not know their rights and end up being taken advantage of. Are you one of them?

Rejection is a part of life, but how can it be dealt with without ruining your practice?

Nigerian Freelance Photojournalist, Nelly Ating, uses photography to turn the lens on herself, capturing her struggle with PMDD