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fLIP is published three times per year and each issue has an overarching theme. Our primary aim is to showcase work from our membership of over 300 photographers, and to engage readers in a wider dialogue concerning diverse approaches to photography. The magazine is funded by member subscription fees and contains no advertising. fLIP offers a truly independent voice for photographic practice in London!
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CURRENT ISSUE:
SPRING 2026
THEME: SPRING
DEADLINE: CLOSED
SUMMER 2026
THEME: QUEER
DEADLINE: 5 JUNE
WINTER 2026
THEME: DÉRIVE
DEADLINE: 3 OCTOBER
Imogen Bloor opportunistically gathers images of the often-overlooked everyday details of our
surroundings. These encompass the interfaces between the urban and nature, incidental interventions
and boundaries. Whether through abstraction or documentation, her images may reflect or are
influenced by emotional, political, or environmental concerns.
Angela Chalmers is based in North Yorkshire. Working with cyanotype, textiles and photography, her
practice explores women’s histories, memory, and place, creating sculptural garments and botanical
blueprints inspired by Victorian narratives. instagram: @angela_chalmers_studio
www.angelachalmers.com
Bunshri Chandaria FRPS is an interdisciplinary British artist of Kenyan-Indian heritage. Her work
explores loss, love, resilience, memory, and lived experience. Her project Lalita is a deeply personal
project re-examining her mother’s life through archives, photography and reflection.
insta: @bunshrichandariaphotography www.bunshri.com
Paul Morris has been a fine artist for over thirty years. His first book A Toby in the Lane,
A History of London’s East End Markets was published in 2014. His artistic interest is a fervent love
of photography, based mainly in London and coastal England.
Anusha Sugunasabesan is a London-based Design Researcher whose practice spans art, writing
and photography. Her creative work explores duality, identity and belonging. Alongside this, she
writes personal essays and musings reflecting on exhibitions, found objects and the textures of everyday
life. instagram: @a.n.u.s.h.a.s www.anushasug.com
Dilyana Tankova is a London based photographer exploring memory, home, and ties to the natural world. Blending digital
and analogue through historical printing techniques, she creates a bond between present and past.
Her practice centres on heritage, ecology, and enduring bonds formed through place and time.
instagram: @dilyanatankova www.dilyanatankova.com
Paul Hill was a newspaper reporter and climbing instructor before he became a photographer in 1960s. A founder member of LIP and professor of photography, he set up Britain’s first photographic workshop. His books Approaching Photography and Dialogue with Photography are still in print, an essential reading on photography.
He received an MBE for services to photography in 1994.
www.hillonphotography.co.uk
Guest image selector: Chloe Sastry