Frank Horvat #photography Tower Bridge from London Bridge, 1955.

In this long-unpublished essay, the photographer reflects on the allure of the city, its hidden gardens and waterways, and the role it played in sparking her photographic career: bit.ly/3iu9Bvz

Show a little love for the wonderful work of Grace Robertson OBE who passed away on 11/01/21 🖤 #photography #picturepost #gracerobertson

Amanda Gorman. That’s it. That’s the tweet.

Everything I know about living has come to me through photography ____ © Joel Meyerowitz

“A Female Gaze: Seven Decades of Women Street Photographers” showcases 12 artists’ creative ingenuity and raw technical skill. hyperallergic.com/711108/street-…

What I like about photography: when you’re working in the field; wake up all down, full of angst, and wonder why you even came… And then you miraculously go to bed buzzing with the things you saw, the people you encountered, and the the situations the camera brought you to.

#InsightOfTheDay Ruth Bernhard "Fall in love. Every day. With everything. With life. If you can fall in love, you can be a photographer. I think that is absolutely essential."

A glimpse of the streets of London in the 1940s.

"Although humans see reality in colour, for me, black and white has always been connected to the image's deeper truth, to its most hidden meaning." Fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh was born #OnThisDay in 1944.

"We have only this moment, sparkling like a star in our hand... and melting like a snowflake. Let us use it before it is too late." - Marie Beyon Ray

On news of Mik Critchlow passing I want to share what to me is one of the greatest photographic portraits of all time. 'My Father on Redundancy Day' 1988'. Some context ...

RIP Mik

"The more freedom we enjoy, the greater the responsibility we bear, toward others as well as ourselves." - Oscar Arias Sanchez

Helen Levitt

A timeless study of batteries being recharged, away from the crowd, a cigarette, possibly a gin, definitely a moment of calm. Yet this was 115 years ago. I've enhanced this gorgeous Edwardian autochrome of an anonymous woman, taken by Alfred Stieglitz in 1907. It's not colourised

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The big picture: Rodney Smith channels the spirit of Magritte theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

London, 1938. Don't know the photographer.

© Neil Nevinson, 1950s.