Devon-based photographer Aimee Twigger has been rewarded for her food photography in the Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year 2020
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No Barriers: Julie-Ann Hayes explores emotional wellbeing
In No Barriers Julie-Ann Hayes presents an exhibition of photography to raise awareness around emotional wellbeing
Student photographer Josh Huxham bags Merc-Benz place
Josh Huxham, a photography student at Plymouth College of Art, bagged time working with Mercedes-Benz South West after a photoshoot in Devon
People and their stories key for photographer Nicola Simpson
Photography graduate of Plymouth College of Art Nicola Simpson takes people and their stories as her cue for eye-opening images
Beauty and vulnerability in Sony World Photography Award
The Sony World Photography Award for Open Photographer of the Year has gone to the beautify and vulnerable work by Christy Lee Rogers
Telling stories: Sam Fradley on photos, UFOs and people
Sam Fradley is a photographer and founder of The South West Collective whose exploration of British Ufology led him to challenge perceptions
Exploring Humanity, Nancy Ney captures unique cultures
Photographer Nancy Ney took a side step from advertising and fashion to explore the unique cultures and peoples of the world
A Handshake With A Martian a photographic journey by Samuel Fradley
Photographer Samuel Fradley embarked on a journey exploring the search for, and attitudes towards extra terrestrials, on Earth
Award-winning internationally-acclaimed landscape photographer returns to Plymouth for free public talk
Photography Nicholas J R White has been documenting the formation of a new European Wilderness Reserve in the Carpathian Mountains. He’s giving a free talk at Plymouth College of Art
Suffragettes, shellfishermen and storylines, the changing faces of social history | A Face in the Crowd exhibition in South Devon
An exhibition showcasing local people, groups and societies from the archives of Kingsbridge Cookworthy Museum is at the Harbour House gallery
Capture your extraordinary travel moments to win a Hayes & Jarvis escorted tour for two in UK-wide travel photography competition
If you’re handy with the holiday snaps, take a gander at this travel photography competition with a great trip of a prize
The Uber Impact: photographer Matthew Joseph series examines the impact of Uber
Matthew Joseph ‘has a passion for people and the journeys that they take, including all of the stories they carry with them’, he’s put that together in The Uber Impact collection, which looks at those facing up to how Uber has changed the world
Emotional Architecture | homes of imagination, memory and metaphor, James Casebere’s exhibition in Galerie Templon, Brussels
Photographer James Casebere’s ‘Emotional Architecture’ at Galerie Templon, Brussels is inspired by Mexican architect Luis Barragán and explores the notion of architectural spaces and the houses as metaphors of our society
Suki Dhanda: Race, Place & Diversity by the Seaside in The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art
British-Asian photographer Suki Dhanda, who studied at Plymouth College of Art, is back in the city at The Gallery with a solo exhibition about Brexit and diversity, focusing on families by the seaside who might not feel so welcome in the UK since the vote to leave the EU
More than Food: foodbanks and the challenges of resilience – photo exhibition at The Poly, Falmouth
Food poverty will be highlighted in a new exhibition organised by the University of Exeter’s Penryn Campus Social Innovation Group. Featuring the work of photojournalist Paddy Dowling at The Poly in Falmouth, the show will raise awareness and create debate about food poverty