Evidence #3
£17.50
Launched in December 2025, Evidence provides a showcase for excellent documentary and street photography from around the world.
Each 160-page, high-quality issue features an in-depth interview with a renowned photographer, four extensive photographic essays, and a curated series by a talented street photographer.
In Issue #003
Ed Kashi interviewed by Zak Waters
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Launched in December 2025, Evidence provides a showcase for excellent documentary and street photography from around the world.
Each 160-page, high-quality issue features an in-depth interview with a renowned photographer, four extensive photographic essays, and a curated series by a talented street photographer.
In Issue #003
Ed Kashi interviewed by Zak Waters
Ed is a renowned photojournalist, filmmaker, speaker and educator who has been making images and telling stories for over 40 years. In this interview he talks about how he got started in photography, his time with National Geographic and his passion to tell the stories that need to be told.
J A Mortram – Small Town Inertia
For seven years Jim photographed the lives of people in his community. He made their daily challenges visible, as they struggled through physical and mental problems and a failing social security system. Through his camera and David’s testimony Jim shows David’s isolation and the loneliness in his daily life.
Jacky Chapman – Nothing Left But Hope
In 1996 Jacky arrived in Shatila and Sabra neighbourhood within the municipality of Ghobeiri, Lebanon. She was led through narrow, dark alleyways into the heart of the camp and into a room where she sat for a long time. After several strong cups of coffee and much questioning she was allowed to stay and photograph the camps.
Joel Goodman – Rotherham Riot 2024
In the summer of 2024, hundreds of men, women and children attacked a migrant hotel in South Yorkshire. Photojournalist Joel was there to document what happened.
Wayne Tippetts – Gala At The Gap
On an August Bank Holiday Monday in 1992, Wayne was sent on assignment to Watford Gap Services for the Weekend Guardian supplement. On one of the busiest days of the year, management marked the reopening of the recently refurbished Services with a Rock ’n’ Roll–themed Grand Gala, raising money for a local guide dog charity.
David Sinclair – The Pool Of Life
Carl Jung described Liverpool as “the pool of life” following a vivid 1927 dream, despite never visiting the city. David grew up in Liverpool and photographed his environment extensively from the 1980s onwards.