B+W Photography

B+W 311 is now on sale! Highlights include: Shem Compion on his quest to document the Great Rift Valley; Paul Sanders discusses his mindful approach to photography; and Beth Moon celebrates the beauty of ancient oaks. Cover © Beth Moon See more at blackandwhitephotographymag.co.uk

B+W 312 is now on sale! Highlights include: Simon Murphy on inspiring young people about photography; Craig Easton retraces George Orwell’s years on Jura; and we look at two exhibitions celebrating Don McCullin. Cover © Simon Murphy See more at blackandwhitephotographymag.co.uk

Three talented street photographers are exhibiting at Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, this month: tinyurl.com/ms3uwn6e

Powerful black & white pictures by Jane Evelyn Atwood are among the highlights of this year’s Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize: tinyurl.com/4ty49sx7

Joyce Edwards’ photographs of 1970s-80s squatter communities are on show in London: tinyurl.com/3stebyxf

Evoking the spirit of surrealism. We shine a spotlight on acclaimed fashion and portrait photographer Rodney Smith: bit.ly/4kIIxtM

Two exhibitions celebrating Don McCullin’s seven-decade career can be viewed in Somerset this winter and spring: bit.ly/3ZPDKNz

B+W 310 is now on sale! Highlights include: Powerful photojournalism by Lorenzo Tugnoli; Peter Turnley on his 50-year career capturing life and love in Paris; and Steve Read discusses his star-studded career. Cover © Stephen DiRado See more at blackandwhitephotographymag.co.uk

B+W 309 is now on sale! Highlights include: Interview with street aficionado Phil Penman; and Thomas Joshua Cooper’s photographic tribute to early Celtic saints. Cover © Ken Browar and Deborah Ory See more at blackandwhitephotographymag.co.uk

B+W 308 is now on sale! Highlights include: Interview with Sally Mann; 10 tips to improve your compositions; the lowdown on a new Lee Miller exhibition; and the final instalment of Michael Kenna’s Darkroom Diaries. Cover © Lee Frost See more at blackandwhitephotographymag.co.uk

Paris Photo (@ParisPhotoFair) returns on Thursday, bringing the world’s best photography to the newly renovated Grand Palais from 13-16 November. Over on our website we round up the best booths and exhibitions for black & white aficionados: bit.ly/49NMI4b

Marjolein Martinot finds solace, magic and beauty by the river in central and southern France: bit.ly/4hwXVYD

Learn how to get started with caffenol printing in this month’s B+W: bit.ly/4ouocZV

A major exhibition on renowned photographer, marine biologist and activist Cristina Mittermeier is underway in Italy: bit.ly/4hp3Wqu

B+W 307 is now on sale! Highlights include: Mark Cohen’s innovative street photography; Stephen Shore’s daring early work; and Marjolein Martinot’s poetic riverside images. Cover © Rachael Talibart See more at blackandwhitephotographymag.co.uk

Blind photographer Gary Williamson has teamed up with Sony to launch a unique set of images that demonstrate how technology can make photography accessible to people who are blind or partially sighted. Read more at bit.ly/4nJTKew   © Gary Williamson   #WorldSightDay2025

For more than 60 years Daidō Moriyama has challenged the conventional notion of photography with his radical approach. In B+W 306 we speak to Mark Holborn, the editor of a new anthology of the artist’s four seminal photobooks. © Daidō Moriyama Photo Foundation

B+W 306 is now on sale! Highlights include: Daidō Moriyama’s groundbreaking work; Annette Louise Solakoglu’s captivating images of Istanbul; Mik Critchlow’s powerful legacy; and Michael Kenna’s darkroom insights. Cover © Tim Clinch See more at blackandwhitephotographymag.co.uk

Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen is among 50 photographers featured in a new fundraising print sale to support the future of @sidegallery in Newcastle upon Tyne. See all the works at bit.ly/47ka945 Image: Writing in the Sand: Whitley Bay, June 1989 by Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen

Alexey Titarenko, a master of evocative B&W street photography, discusses his major monograph, The City is a Novel, in B+W 305. First published in 2015 and now reissued, the work documents four cites: St Petersburg, Venice, Havana and New York. © Alexey Titarenko