Welly 'O Brian was given her nick name when she was young and would refuse to wear anything on her feet but her Wellyington boots. Welly lost her right leg in her early twenties when she fell in front of a train. After her recovery she decided that she wanted to become a professional dancer. Welly

Submitted by Tilley1

Despite the common belief that equality prevails in the contemporary workplace, there is still an distressing undercurrent of sexual discrimination against women that clings on to the past. As the subject gazes into her thoughts she wonders, will women ever be emancipeted from the blanket of power

Submitted by Alex.Lockett

I have known women who would do anything for the man they love, even something they would never usually think about doing. Men have a certain power over a woman in love. This photograph represents that power.

Submitted by elishea.nicholson

Double negative of a grave yard. Julia is in the middle is half visible.

Submitted by Jenny.Ross

They´re very poor people. A lot of people live in very dificult situation in this country

Submitted by Gerardo.Chaves

This image represents the idea that women are seen as objects and are simply morphed into a static state of lust and desire. Through this suffocating gaze, there is little room for voice or opinion and slowly, the women and her individuality begins to breakdown and her potential and expression is lo

Submitted by Jamie.Hawkesworth