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“Photography is a way of making myself feel less alien,” says Evan Purdy of his new exhibition, which captures London’s queer community

Photographing individuals with the one item that got them through lockdown, this reminiscent series paints an honest picture of what kept us going during the pandemic.

Brought together in a new book by CentreCentre, David Ellison’s photographic series features striking portraits of the Cumberland and Westmorland wrestlers and their delicate yet flamboyant hand-stitched costumes.

“It was more like a dialogue, reacting to how we felt they conveyed themselves”: The photography duo delve into their debut book, which captures 20 young, nonbinary people living in the British capital

The American photographer’s intimate images – featuring lesbians of all ages, races and backgrounds – are a vital document of LGBTQ+ history