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Editing Football Culture Photography | What Makes an Image Last

Taking the photograph is only part of the process. What gives football imagery long-term value is editing – the ability to select, refine, and place images in a way that holds meaning over time.

Cultural Observations from the Edges of the Italian Game

Words and photographs by James Shenton trace a father and son moving through Italy’s football landscape - Hellas Verona FC, Inter Milan and Juventus FC

ULTRAS | A Global Portrait of Football’s Most Devoted Fans

New film documentary, ULTRAS, offers a direct and immersive look into one of football’s most intense and misunderstood subcultures.

Pre-Match Rituals | Time, Routine, and the Build-Up to Kick-Off

Football culture is built as much before kick-off as it is during the match. The hours leading up to the game carry their own rhythm

Oscar Vankesbeeckstadion | Racing Mechelen’s Enduring Ground

Shot on vintage cameras across years of quiet returns, Marco Magielse’s photographs capture the Oscar Vankesbeeckstadion as it is meant to be felt - textured,

Away Days | Travel, Movement, and the Geography of Football Culture

Away days are one of the purest expressions of football culture. They are built around movement - travelling across the country or continent, and temporarily

FC St. Pauli Fan Culture | Sometimes Antisocial, Always Antifascist

Sometimes Antisocial, Always Antifascist is a long-term photographic project by Conrad Tracy, shot between 2010 and 2015, documenting the world around FC St. Pauli and the

Editing Football Culture Photography | What Makes an Image Last

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