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British Journal of Photography

British Journal of Photography

by 1854 Media Ltd

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 1, 2013
  • February 10, 2025

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Access the world's oldest photography magazine on your mobile devices. Get monthly iPad editions with in-depth features and interviews, plus weekly iPhone editions with curated articles. Explore contemporary photography, fine art, documentary, and industry insights.

✓Monthly iPad editions
✓Weekly iPhone editions
✓Interviews with professionals
✓In-depth reviews
✓Fine art and documentary focus
✓New talent showcases
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What's New in British Journal of Photography

2.4.0

February 10, 2025

Updated for better performance on larger iPad devices

Subscription plans

iPad and iPhone Subscription

Get the Monthly iPad editions of BJP, plus bite-size weekly issues on your iPhone

$7.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$9.99

BJP May 2013

The May 2013 issue of BJP

User reviews

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Waste of space keeps crashing or won’t load

What more can one say? This is what I paid £90 for.
WilkowonWilkowon

App is not opening

The latest version is not opening on the last update of the iPhone
layool2805layool2805

Surprisingly OK

I'm a print BJP subscriber so I don't use the app much. But I found I wanted to look at the two 2020 issues which didn't appear in print and ... it's surprisingly OK! I'd rather look at photographs on paper, but the iPad experience is mostly fine.
447980981475447980981475

Inspirational

So much to read!
A. SmatcherA. Smatcher

Annual Subscription not recognised.

I have a new issue as of January with both iPad and iPhone apps now not recognising a subscription which runs to August 2021.
Neither Apple nor BJP/1854 Media accept any responsibility.
I wouldn’t buy a subscription again......
Nothappy1961Nothappy1961
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FAQ

What is this app?

This app provides digital editions of the British Journal of Photography, the world's oldest photography magazine. It offers monthly editions for iPad and weekly editions for iPhone, featuring stunning photography, interviews, reviews, and industry insights.

What are the key features?

Key features include monthly iPad editions with comprehensive content, weekly iPhone editions with selected articles in a mobile-friendly format, interviews with award-winning professionals, in-depth reviews of the latest technology, and showcases of new talent.

How much does it cost?

The app offers two subscription types: iPad subscriptions (including iPhone editions) and iPhone-only subscriptions. Pricing varies from monthly to annual plans, starting from £5.99/$7.99 for iPad and £2.99/$3.99 for iPhone per month.

What devices is it compatible with?

The app is available for iPad and iPhone. Specific subscription benefits are tied to the device used, with iPad subscriptions granting access to both iPad and iPhone editions, while iPhone-only subscriptions are for iPhone devices.

What kind of content can I expect?

Content focuses on contemporary photography with an international perspective, covering fine art, documentary, editorial, and commercial practices. Issues often explore themes like Portraits, Education, Journeys, and Community, alongside annual reviews and talent editions.