The Grey Line is a reflection on war told from the perspectives of US and UK soldiers who have spoken out against the invasion of Iraq. Their voices have been met with varying consequences, from being outcast to imprisoned, shunned to celebrated.

The book has been published by Dewi Lewis and is available to purchase here. Each copy of the book is signed, and costs £45 excluding postage. These are the last few remaining copies of the photo book.

Voted one of the best photo books of 2013 by Time, The Observer, The Telegraph and Empire.

Please contact jo@jometsonscott.com if you wish to collect the book in person. 

The closing of the Macedonia border in March 2016 stopped thousands of Syrian refugees from travelling any further in their quest for safety.

These images taken by Jo Metson Scott are from one camp in northern Greece, currently home to 800 refugees.

Jo was invited by Refugee Support Europe to capture life on camp in October 2016. Refugee Support Europe are one of the vital NGOs on the ground helping to provide aid and refuge with as much dignity and consistency as possible.

All proceeds from the newspaper will be given to charity. The price excludes shipping.