Conor Ashleigh

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Conor (B.1987) is part of an exciting new generation of documentary photographers working around the world. His most recent long term project documenting young South Sudanese refugees growing u in Australia has just launched on the New York Times Lensblog in October 2015. Conor's editorial clients include International Herald Tribune, New York Times, Le Monde, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, Monocle, Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Daily Mail, The Big Issue among others. Conor has a strong background in community development and regularly runs participatory workshops and works on assignments for development clients including The Asia Foundation, AusAID, ACIAR, UNICEF, Catholic Mission, International Federation of Red Cross, SOS Children’s Village and Oxfam. Conor recently relocated from Sydney to Glasgow, while still on the road regularly working on a mixture of personal projects and assignments throughout the developing world.

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Baby in a chapel

Conor Ashleigh

Mali brushes her hair as she gets ready to leave for school. Mali lives with her family on an alternative community in regional NSW, Australia. Mali goes to school at Chrysalis Steiner School which is also located on the same property. To see entire story visit my website.

Surviving climate change

Conor Ashleigh

This image was taken on assignment in rural Bangladesh when covering communities trying to rebuild after Cyclone Aila.

Tearsheets

Conor Ashleigh

In October 2015 I launched a 5 year personal project photographing South Sudanese refugees growing up in Australia. This is a collection of publications of this work. The full edit can be seen on my website www.conorashleigh.com