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The Vogue photographer who never let his models stand still: Neil Kirk spent decades capturing supermodels mid-stride, mid-leap and mid-laugh
NEWS A new monograph traces a fashion career based on catching genuine movement rather than staged poses
For 20 years, everyone assumed Kate Moss was drunk on that staircase. Greg Brennan, who took the photo, says she was just waiting for a car home from a party
NEWS A new book from veteran press photographer Greg Brennan reminds us that the story people tell about a photo can matter as much as the photo itself
Photographer Robert Canis spent 30 years shooting one nature reserve: here's what that patience can teach the rest of us
Book This one-off print run, built from decades of shooting, is an unspoken rebuke to our location-hopping Insta culture.
Chris Killip spent months living in deindustrialised communities in North-East England, photographing some of the most intimate images of 1970s and '80s Britain – using a huge camera that was never built for the job
News A new edition of his book North reveals how the wrong tool for candid photography became his greatest asset.
A hyena, a fur seal and an elephant in the city: Leica photographer Alan Schaller finds humor, tension and black-and-white beauty in the animals that live among us
NEWS The London photographer's second monograph is the first title from his new imprint, Irys Publishing
Long before Bill Brandt, this 1920s postcard salesman worked out how to photograph London after dark without a tripod. A reissued photobook reveals just how he did it
BOOK Back in 1924, Fred Judge ditched the tripod, built his own camera and leaned on lamp posts to solve a problem that photographers still wrestle with today
How do you define photography in a single sentence? No-one can agree – so this new book charts 200 years of it instead
NEWS An impressive new volume from Thames & Hudson features 320 pages of the landmark images that built the medium
Ben Marcin photographed dozens of abandoned houses in exactly the same way for 20 years, and his new book is a masterclass in editing
News This new photobook about Baltimore's stubborn, solitary buildings offers an important lesson about organising a series
