André Perlstein (1942-) passed his School Certificate at the age of 14 and worked as a mason, carpenter, an apprentice sailor on oil tankers and courier, before photography became a career. In 1958, he joined […]
In 1954 a humble civil servant at the Russian Embassy in Australia stunned the world when he defected from the Soviet Union with his wife, revealing that he was head of a spy ring with […]
You love the beautiful photos that you can find on our website, but have you ever considered getting behind the camera and taking your own? In a world where everyone has a digital camera on […]
The North Wall Arts Centre, Oxford | 10 – 29 January 2022 | Admission Free – click here Click here to download the Changing The Story exhibition guide Click here to see the Exhibition images ‘I […]
One of the most valuable tools you can use for a professional or creative project is stock images. Stock images for commercial use are a great way to make your project visually appealing and eye-catching. […]
Creating sizzling digital content with great words and visuals is a necessity when making a name for yourself or your company on the web. The visual aspect is especially important with a close to 10,000 […]
Colin Jones, acclaimed as “The George Orwell of British Photography” has died at the age of 85 after a short illness. The team at TopFoto, who have known and worked with Colin for over 20 […]
In 1298, London’s coopers – skilled men who made casks – were hauled up in front of the authorities and fined “for contempt of King and Mayor” because they’d single-handedly introduced an ordinance to raise […]
Every ad campaign, blog article, and video needs images to make them interesting. A quick Google search can pull up millions of them ripe for the picking. However, not all your options for images are legal to […]
#WindrushDay: 23rd June 2021 Rommi Smith, TopFoto, Writer-in-Residence Today is #WindrushDay. I am writing this on the seventy-eighth anniversary of the arrival of The Empire Windrush to Tilbury Docks. It’s a poignant moment in British […]
