
Depth of Field
I love an origin story
Photography & Culture
The Crop is a weekly newsletter on the impact of photography. It is edited by Neil Scott, a writer, designer, and photographer based in Glasgow.
I love an origin story
A conversation with Roger Palmer on the publication of BLOODSTREAM/LAZARETTO
A conversation with the artist about glamour, punk, and galloping consumption of images
After writing about Patrick Keiller’s London, I was inspired to share this photo essay from a day in the city.
What does JG Ballard signify in 2025?
The traditional end-of-season bacchanal
A review of Patrick Keiller's London (1994) and London (2020) by Patrick Keiller
Photos from a fundraiser for the film I and Us at SWG3 on 27 March 2025
An interview with the photographer about his two new Cafe Royal Books publications
Photos of Jess Higgins' performance on 12 April 2025, which took place at 20 Albert Road in front of a blown-up photograph that I took of Isabella Widger's backdrop.
Inappropriation artist
An interview with John Douglas Millar co-curator of Peter Hujar — Eyes Open in the Dark and Peter Hujar's biographer
Photographs from SWG3 on 27 March 2025
A conversation with Ewan Morrison, author of the new novel For Emma.
Photographs from SWG3 on 27 March 2025
Photographs from a durational performance in a river
A review of 'After the End of History: British Working Class Photography 1989 – 2024'
A review of 'Maud Sulter - You are my kindred spirit' at Tramway, Glasgow
An interview with Stuart Edwards, photographer of The Barras Market
What is the point of art in a world with no future? Revisiting Ellie Harrison's Dark Days.