Photography

Before Insta fame, sponsorship deals and the Olympics, the life of a pro-skater was a little different. Greg Hunt's new photo book takes us back.

Photographer David Luraschi’s new book ‘Ensemble’ finds his two subjects entwined along the water of the Camargue.

Curated and styled by i-D’s Editor-in-Chief Alastair McKimm from his archive, 'Jean' is a visual ode to the democratic garment.

To mark 10 years since her death, her good friend and photographer Phil Griffin opens 'Amy In The Light'.

Photographer Gilleam Trapenberg went back to his native island to document a place beyond holiday resorts, pink-hued skies and white sandy beaches. 

Hazel Hankin discusses her never-before-seen street photography.

The late Terence Donovan is best known for shooting fashion in the swinging 60s. But back in 96 he followed his son to The Que Club in Birmingham.

Her new book – ‘New York New York’ – is another full-throttle ride through the city at night.

Antwaun Sargeant's celebrated show explores 'the role of the Black body and Black lives as subject matter'.

Broaching themes as varied as gay 00s nostalgia, Otherness and what it means to be Latinx, meet the BA Fashion Communication Class of 2021.

Robert LeBlanc’s ‘Gloryland’ takes us inside one of the last remaining places of worship observing this deadly practise.

The iconic photographer talks to i-D exclusively about his latest work for the London brand.