Blenkinsop is adamant that the photographer should never censor scenes through the camera. “Photographers are both witnesses and messengers. Our responsibility must always lie with the people we focus on, and with the accurate depiction of their plight, regardless of how unpalatable this might be for magazine readers.”
His work, published in international arenas, has been the catalyst for much discussion and amongst other accolades was awarded Amnesty International’s Photojournalism prize for excellence in human rights journalism.
Blenkinsop continues to live in Asia and has been focusing on environmental issues for the last years.
H'MONGs persécutés
- Philip Blenkinsop en noorimages (EN [60f]),
- Philip Blenkinsop en digitaljournalist (EN [45f]),
- The burning coalfields of Jharia, india en consequencesbynoor (EN [1v]),
- Cazadores de cabezas en letraslibres [7f],
- Philip Blenkinsop en fototv (EN [1v]),
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