EPUK News

01/11/2025

November’s Showcase features member Zute Lightfoot.

Raised in London with South African heritage, Zute’s work addresses the impact of gentrification of London’s pubs, the legacy of European imperialism and the reason why your mobile phone upgrade is so cheap.

The EPUK Interview: Zute Lightfoot - From North Kensington to Kinshasa | Editorial Photographers UK

06/10/2025

Obituary: Brian Harris, EPUK founder member & industry legend whose images chronicled modern world history.

Obituary: Brian Harris, EPUK founder member & industry legend whose images chronicled modern world history | Editorial Photographers UK

01/10/2025

October's Showcase is travel photographer Karl Blackwell.

The EPUK Interview: Karl Blackwell - Between Penthouse & Pavement | Editorial Photographers UK

11/09/2025

Obituary from Magnum for Chris Steele Perkins. https://www.magnumphotos.com/newsroom/remembering-chris-steele-perkins-1947-2025/ #:~:text=It%20is%20with%20great%20sadness,Steele%2DPerkins%2C%20aged%2078.&text=Chris%20Steele%2DPerkins%20was%20born,English%2C%20and%20his%20mother%20Burmese.

01/09/2025

September Showcase : Work Less, Talk More - Lexie Harrison Cripps in Mexico.

Work less, Talk More: Lexie Harrison Cripps in Mexico | Editorial Photographers UK

11/08/2025

At Home In The Shadows, Daniel Watts' short film about the work of Nick Hedges

Nick Hedges: Home In The Shadows (2025)Post-war, families across the UK were left abandoned, living in poor-quality social housing across the city, originally built in the Victorian era for factory workers. Although these houses were condemned for demolition in the ‘30s, families were still trappe...

01/08/2025

Ballerinas and Bullets: The work of Annabel Moeller

Ballerinas and Bullets: Annabel Moeller | Editorial Photographers UK

01/07/2025

Norway to give citizens the right to their own facial features.

Amendment to law will strengthen protection against digital imitations of people’s identities, government says

01/07/2025

July’s showcase is Protest!, David Hoffman’s latest publication. Compiling over half a century of photojournalism, the collection emphasises David's immersive approach, showcasing the raw energy of crowds, confrontations with police, and the human toll of systemic injustice.

Serving as a visual chronicle of British history from the perspective of the street, Protest! underscores Hoffman’s role as London's premier photographic chronicler of social change, blending gritty realism, an eye for composition, and often unexpected moments of humour.

Below David tells EPUK how the work came about.

Protest! 50 years of photojournalism by David Hoffman | Editorial Photographers UK

16/06/2025

Condolences to the family of Nick Hedges, the pioneering British documentary photographer who died last week.

His photographs of Birmingham’s late-1960s housing crisis transformed how the urban poor were visualised in the UK. We catch up with the veteran documentarian

10/06/2025

10/06/2025

Getty sues AI firm over copyright infringement.

Photography agency alleges Stability AI trained its image generation model on archive of copyrighted pictures