Rob Pinney is a freelance documentary photographer based in London.
Among others, his work has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, The Times, The Daily Telegraph, Financial Times, The Economist, Le Monde Diplomatique and Amnesty International’s Human Rights Defender magazine.
His personal projects are mostly focussed on the aftermath(s) of war, displacement and migration, technology and globalisation, and related social and political issues. Rob is a graduate of the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) and the Department of War Studies, King's College London, where he researched photography and conflict.
He is available for commissions worldwide.
Writing + Publications
ARTICLES & INTERVIEWS
Calais Belle Ma Ville
Point.51, November 2018
Interview: Photojournalism and the Refugee Crisis
Tencent Photo, June 2016 (Chinese)
The Ethics of Photography in Calais
PhotoVoice, April 2016
Vi Ses i London [See you in London]
Atlas Magazine, December 2015 (Danish)
Some of the Many Breakfasts Consumed in a French Refugee Camp
Roads & Kingdoms, November 2015
ACADEMIC
What Does War Look Like?
Photography and the Management of the Field of Vision in Iraq and Afghanistan, 2001 - Present
MA Thesis, War Studies, King's College London, August 2015
Insurgent Photography
The Camera at War in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria since 2001
April 2015
Can the Sri Lanka Army be Described as a Counterinsurgency Force?
Small Wars Journal, June 2014
PRESS
Response to the Omran Daqneesh Photograph
The Listening Post, Al Jazeera English, August 2016
Instagram Takeover: The 'Jungle'
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, April 2016
Exhibitions
2017
No Turning Back: Seven Migration Moments that Changed Britain
Migration Museum Project at The Workshop
London, UK
Call Me By My Name: Stories From Calais and Beyond
Migration Museum Project at The Workshop
London, UK
2016
Crossing Borders, Crossing Boundaries
Street Art Museum
Saint Petersburg, Russia
These Walls Must Fall
Geddes Gallery
London, UK
Call Me By My Name: Stories From Calais and Beyond
LondonNewcastle Gallery
London, UK
Photomonth Photo-Open
Rich Mix
London, UK
The 'Jungle'
Carnegie Center for Ethics in International Affairs
New York, USA