Behind the Shot: Ryland Hormel
Ryland Hormel, a photographer from San Francisco and zealous traveler, shines a light on the stories behind some of his favorite shots from When Do You Feel Free? for Trope’s Behind the Shot series.
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Trope’s 2024 Holiday Gift Guide
Who doesn't love a good book? Whether you're buying for the explorer, the world traveler, or a young learner, Trope has the perfect gift for everyone on your list. For the World...
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Trope New York Photographer Gathering
Trope’s Michelle Fitzgerald was excited to visit New York earlier this month and connect with a group of photographers whose work will appear in Trope’s upcoming City Edition title, Trope...
Trope Stories: Ron Timehin
Bromley photographer Ron Timehin discusses his fascination with the dense London fog as seen in his solo book from Trope's Emerging Photographer series, London Fog, his experience documenting the Black Lives Matter movement, and...
In Conversation: Ryland Hormel
When it comes to the demands of daily life — our 9-to-5 jobs, family obligations, keeping a household running — many of us begin to lose touch with the passion...
In Conversation: Carlos Segura
Author and designer Carlos Segura had no intentions of becoming a graphic designer. However, a chance encounter changed his perspective and introduced him to the complex world of design. Founding Segura...
In the News: Steve Rolfe featured on BBC News
Trope Signatures photographer, Steve Rolfe, was recently featured on BBC News discussing his love for small things and new release Small World. Read full story here. Read more about Steve...
Trope Stories: Chris Holmes
Photographer Chris Holmes often wakes before dawn to capture rare moments of solitude and calm as the city of London yawns, stretches and begins its day. His high-contrast scenes depict...
In Conversation: Emi Ferguson and Nicholas Csicsko
When speaking with authors Emi Ferguson and Nicholas Csicsko, their excitement for the world of classical music is palpable. Having met during their college days at Juilliard, music has always been a significant part of their...
Trope Stories: Lucy Hamidzadeh
South East London photographer and writer Lucy Hamidzadeh discusses how she found comfort as a street photographer, her keen eye for detail, and her masterful way with words. She also shares details...
The Spring Collection
Say hello to spring with our new collection of prints that perfectly seize the beauty of nature, spring's warm relief from winter, and the possibilities of new beginnings. Each print...
In Conversation: Gillion Carrara
Happenchance is a timeless collection of drawings, letters, photographs and poems from Alfonso Carrara that commemorate intimate details and recollections of World War II’s Italian Campaign (1942–1945). Published posthumously, the book...
Trope Stories: Eren Sarigul
South London-based photographer Eren Sarigul shares with us his journey as a photographer, how travel has influenced his work, and the inspiration behind his debut book, Across Japan, from Trope's "Emerging Photographer"...
In Conversation: Ron Timehin
Versatile is one of the many words to describe young South London photographer Ron Timehin.
In the News: Taro Moberly featured in Journey Magazine
Taro Moberly's debut book, In Kyoto, appeared in the News & Views section of Journey Magazine.
Trope Stories: Ope Odueyungbo
London photographer Ope Odueyungbo shares with us his personal and professional world in the his photography book, Parallel Lines. Although Ope currently shoots for global brands like Audi, Adidas, and American...