Photography

Conflict photographer legend Lynsey Addario talks to VICE about how she was kidnapped in Libya by Gaddafi loyalist forces and held hostage for a week in 2011.

We speak to Chris Steele-Perkins who made four trips to Afghanistan during the 1990s to photograph a country that was being taken hold by the Taliban.

In 1984, one of the world's worst industrial disasters befell the residents of Bhopal, India, when a nearby pesticide plant leaked a toxic gas. Veteran photojournalist Raghu Rai was there to photograph its aftermath.

Franco-Nigerian photojournalist Pierre Alozie talks about the photos he took at the fall of the Berlin Wall that divided communist East Germany from West Germany.

Photographer Alixandra Fazzina recalls her experience documenting the journey of emigrants, or tahrib, risking their lives as they tried to escape Somalia in search of a better life.

British photojournalist Sean Smith talks to us about his work on the front line covering conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Photographer Henry Kamara talks to VICE about the recent BLM movement and shows us images he took whilst at an anti protest to the Far Right leader Tommy Robinson.

Former soldier turned photographer, Alison Baskerville, talks about gender, conflict and the impact war can have on the men and women serving on the battlefield.

Legendary Magnum photographer Stuart Franklin talks to VICE about his famous ‘Tank Man’ image which symbolised the uprising that happened Tiananmen Sqaure in 1989.

76-year-old Patricia Lay-Dorsey AKA Grandma Techno has been taking photos at Movement festival in Detroit since 2005. We talk with her about her new photo book and how today's dance music culture mirrors the ‘60s.

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