John Hulme is a documentary photographer dividing his time between South East Asia and Britain. His work has focused on documenting social issues in Europe, Thailand, Burma and India.

John's work has been published in books, Magazines and newspapers, including AOL, Pacific Press (Japan), MacMillan Education, Heinemann, BBC, McGraw Hill (US), Longman Asia, Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, Hodder Wayland, Franklin Watts, AA Publishing, Reed Primary, MacMillan Oxford, Independent On Sunday, Evans Brothers, Aladdin Books, APA Publications (Singapore), Dorling Kindersley, Financial Times and The Sydney Morning Herald.

As an accredited photographer for the BBC and Channel Four he has been involved in the production of several documentary's, most recently for Panorama shooting Hi-8 footage of Thailand's Chicken farms and slaughter house's.

John was invited by Kent University, Canterbury (UK) to exhibit his work. The exhibition "Burma's Forgotten War" Images from the Thai/Burma border depicting Karen insurgents, Refugee camps and backpack medic's, was well received, informing both students and academics about a part of the world that receives little if any, media attention.

Recent work includes the documentation of Burmese Migrant Workers, the Karen people of Burma, including their military wing, the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA)., And Gold Mining in Kachin state Upper Burma.