Hudson Brown uncovers the story behind the smallest film company in the world. Film Washi was born in the bedroom closet of Frenchman Lomig Perrotin and has grown to offer a range of unique handmade films to the world.
Hudson Brown looks at some of the great hits, and epic flops from the world of crowdfunding cameras.
Hudson Brown looks at recent industry shifts and what that means for emerging photographers looking to pay the bills with their lens.
The return of the Darkroom. Hudson Brown takes a look into the resurgence of the original photography dens.
A strange tale about a strange camera that came out with a bang and fizzled just as quickly. Hudson Brown tells the curious tale of quadrascopic cameras.
With a free-flowing creative mindset, photographer and new Urth ambassador Cai Fox Leplaw explores the end of the world alongside his innermost feelings
"The wall is for paintings, photographs belong in books." Magnum Co-founder and gun with a camera, Henri Cartier-Bresson.
Take a peek at the winning photographs from the prestigious Travel Photographer of The Year awards.
Let it grow, let your lawn go. Using rewilding to regenerate our lands.
Inspired by Nordic folklore, artists Riitta Ikonen and Karoline Hjorth discuss how their eco-conscious project explores the meaning of nature and how age is irrelevant to adventure.
How a Melbourne-based urban beekeeper's creative approach provides a window into the natural world through bees.
We chat with the South African artist about the evolution of his work and the inherent connection between human form and nature.
Lake Urmia was once the second largest salt lake in the world, but its surface area has now shrunk by 80 percent.
Slim Aarons documented celebrity culture like no one else. Discover how he helped define the way modern photographers capture people in their environment.
How can construction help people find harmony with the environment? We chat to Five Mile Radius’ Clare Kennedy to find out more.
To celebrate International Women’s Day 2021, we’re highlighting some of the pioneering female photographers that we love.
From mango madness to barren streets, Abigail Varney’s ongoing series reveals how extreme weather tension has a tangible impact on our lives.
Nan Goldin’s intimate imagery changed our perception of countercultures, with her unflinching perspective on life’s ebbs and flows.
We chat to our newest Urth ambassador Carla Step about how she found creative freedom in her commercial work.
How do we perceive our own responsibility in ecological disasters? Tom Goldner’s latest series suggests an introspective shift is required to find a way forward.
We chat to Marissa Marino about working with sustainable fashion brands that advocate for a change to the way we consume.
How do you photograph the memory of a place? We talk to Brendan George Ko about his otherworldly nature photography.
Edward Weston proved photography could be something far more than just a nifty trick, as he helped lay the medium’s creative foundations.
Denisse Ariana Pérez seeks out the connection between nature and people to disarm Western stereotypes and overcome harmful cultural clichés.
