Social photography

Let's break the mold and embrace the blur! Next time you're out taking photos on the street, bring your tripod and an ND filter, and try some long-exposure street photos.

See the 45 best photos of New York's Greenwich Village in the '60s.

Chelsey Hale wants families to "wake up and log off."

1986 Pulitzer Prize, Feature Photography, Tom Gralish, The Philadelphia Enquirer “I like any kind of food. Whatever’s there, I buy it. Hot dog one day, the next Chinese food, roast beef sandwich.” — Walter, Philadelphia, homeless In the winter of 1985, Philadelphia Inquirer photographer Tom Gralish steps out or his life and into the lives of the city’s street people. "I didn't know much about these guys. So I decided to show what their day is like. I wanted it to be straightforward 'doc…

Liaison is a minimal surreal series of self portraits. We used window light and some red threads that reflect strong connection with mobile and social media. We wanted to show how it can make us loose some human qualities.

Catherine Balet explores the dominance of media screens in contemporary life, and her images also refer to the narcissistic self-awareness expressed on social networks and the current approach to quick, light mobile photography that affects our visual culture.

Discover the art of capturing real moments with our selection of candid photography, highlighting genuine expressions and events.

The Youth Photography Awards 2020 aims to support young people's wellbeing.

Nick Hedges' photos of the shocking living conditions families faced in parts of Manchester and Salford will feature in an exhibition to mark Shelter's 50th anniversary

Taking photos of protests and events of similar nature is challenging. However, it is also something that can intrigue and captivate many, especially photographers who are devoted to using their photos to tell a story or to explore and share a message.