Photojournalist Charlie Mahoney documented the lives of African immigrants living rough on the streets in Barcelona for his Living in the Shadows project. I asked him why.

Nicky Jenner, the 2005 winner of the ‘Natural World’ category in the Travel Photographer of the Year competition, is not only an accomplished wildlife photographer but has since branched out into fashion photography.

One of my ambitions is to write and produce photography books. Who better to ask than Michael Freeman, a photographer and writer who’s written a staggering 102 books?

This is the first of a series of interviews with photographers that have either won or placed highly in the Travel Photographer of the Year photography competition. I recommend you check out their website and also their online magazine Travel Shooters, aimed at anyone interested in travel photography or photojournalism.

When I saw Richard Wainwright’s Counting the Cost of Gold story on the BBC website, I was curious to find out more about the photographer and his trip to the Ituri District of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Mountaineer, film maker and adventurer Harry Kikstra is much more than just an accomplished travel photographer. I invited him to take part in an interview.

Netherlands based photographer Carmen Gonzalez has a beautiful body of work on display on Flickr, and recently held an exhibition in the town of Hoogeveen.

I first discovered Sol Lang’s erotic photography on Flickr and a visit to his website confirmed that he’s a very busy photographer. He exhibits, self-publishes books and calendars and sells prints on Imagekind. I asked him about some of these things. His answers will surprise you.

I came across Adam Blenford’s blog StampCollector and I was immediately intrigued by his posts about Argentina…

Gavin Gough must have the perfect life. He spent a year travelling around the world and found that he liked taking photos so much he decided to become a professional travel photographer…