About this episode

Harriet Logan discusses her journey in photography, experiences in conflict zones, and her role in the Ian Parry Photojournalism Grant.

British photojournalist Harriet Logan on falling in love with photography at art college in the USA, formative experiences in Sudan, Somalia, Kosovo and Afghanistan, the reality of being a female photographer in the 90s, motherhood and her subsequent move away from photojournalism, how she ended up as Executive Director of the Ian Parry Photojournalism Grant, which she herself won in 1992, and her extraordinary collection of photographic prints - The Incite Project.

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