Original Observer photography: July 2014

Comedian Tim Key was photographed on Hampstead Heath, north London, to accompany an interview in the New Review Photograph: Karen Robinson for the Observer

Singer Conchita Wurst was photographed at the Corinthia Hotel in London to accompany an interview for the New Review in which she reflects on homophobia, gay marriage and Vladimir Putin - 'a very handsome man' Photograph: Phil Fisk for the Observer

Actor Ellar Coltrane and film director Richard Linklater were photographed to accompany an interview in the New Review about the 12 years spent making the film Boyhood.
'One of the great films of the decade,' according to Peter Bradshaw, whose review you can read here – and Mark Kermode's here Photograph: Richard Saker for the Observer

A dejected Eugenie Bouchard after her crushing 3-6, 0-6 defeat by Petra Kvitova in the women's singles final on Centre Court at Wimbledon.
You can see a gallery of Tom Jenkins's photographs from the match here Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Tom Jenkins has been covering the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow for the Guardian and Observer. Here Rushlee Buchanan of New Zealand starts a break in the women's 10km scratch race at the Sir Chris Hoy velodrome.
You can keep up to date with Tom's work here Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The cast of The Great British Bake Off – Mary Berry, Paul Hollywood, Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc – were photographed on location for an Observer Food Monthly special which featured Jay Rayner reporting from behind the scenes Photograph: Phil Fisk for the Observer

Helen McKendry was interviewed by Elizabeth Day and photographed for the New Review near Belfast. McKendry is still seeking justice four decades after her mother, Jean McConville, was abducted and murdered by the IRA. Photograph: Antonio Olmos for the Observer

This month the Observer fashion team talked women's swimwear. 'It's all about the print. Go for a bikini or one-piece in snakeskin, jungle or floral print.' You have been told!
You can see more from Heather's shoots, with full credits, here Photograph: Heather Favell for the Observer

The creator of the Gruffalo children's books, Julia Donaldson, was photographed in her props cupboard at home in Glasgow to accompany an interview in the Observer Magazine Photograph: Murdo MacLeod for the Observer

Author Kerry Hudson was photographed in Hackney, east London, to accompany an interview in the New Review Photograph: Richard Saker for the Observer

Photographer and proud Yorkshireman Gary Calton covered Le Grand Départ of the Tour De France in his home county. Here's a tribute he photographed on a house in the town of Masham. Photograph: Gary Calton for the Observer

Crowds await the riders in Masham during Le Grand Départ of the Tour de France 2014 Photograph: Gary Calton for the Observer

Riders squeeze through the crowds during Le Grand Départ of the Tour de France 2014 Photograph: Gary Calton for the Observer

Singer and actor Jennifer Hudson was photographed in London for an interviewed in the Observer Magazine about her life and the grief she suffers over the murder of three members of her family Photograph: Chris Floyd for the Observer

You can see more of Chris Floyd's beautiful shoot with Jennifer Hudson, with full credits, here Photograph: Chris Floyd for the Observer

Sol Campbell was photographed at the Black Cultural Archives heritage centre in Brixton, south London, to accompany an interview in the New Review in which he talked about his fight against racism in football, about the years of abuse and the treasures he found in the archives Photograph: Pål Hansen for the Observer

Tory grandee Kenneth Clarke was photographed at the House of Commons to accompany a candid interview in the paper Photograph: Antonio Olmos for the Observer

Daisy Lowe talked Tunnock's caramel bars, Oreos and Creme Eggs in a Q&A with Observer Food Monthly. She was photographed at On The Roof With Q at Selfridges in London Photograph: Levon Biss for the Observer

Former Sex Pistols bass player, Glen Matlock, was photographed on Warwick Avenue in London to accompany an interview about the old days of the band in the New Review Photograph: Sophia Evans for the Observer

Journalist Peter Beaumont is covering the conflict in Gaza for the Guardian and Observer. Here mourners carry the body of Mohamed Abu Khdeir through the east Jerusalem neighbourhood of Shuafat during his funeral on Friday 4 July. The teenager was abducted and murdered in a suspected revenge killing by Israeli extremists, sparking widespread rioting Photograph: Peter Beaumont for the Observer

Inshira Salman, 56, is seen with her family and neighbours in a UNWRA school in Jabaliya, Gaza. Inshira, who lives in a village 700 metres from the border with Israel, fled to the school after Israeli forces had given advance warning of an attack Photograph: Peter Beaumont for the Observer

Children with a handful of belongings rescued from their home in Quds Street, Beit Hanoun, one of the most heavily bombed areas of Gaza.
Peter files continually from the region. You can read his dispatches here and follow him on Twitter Photograph: Peter Beaumont for the Observer

Writer Malcolm Gladwell was photographed at home in New York for This Much I Know in the Observer Magazine Photograph: Mike McGregor for the Observer

Thomasina Miers was photographed at home as part of the series Kitchen Diaries in Observer Food Monthly Photograph: Phil Fisk for the Observer

Sinéad O'Connor was photographed in London to accompany a wide-ranging interview in the New Review in which she talks about feminism, the sexualisation of youth and why she's still proud of Nothing Compares 2 U Photograph: Pål Hansen for the Observer