Original Observer photography: June 2014

American actor Michael C Hall was photographed in New York to accompany an interview in the Observer Magazine.
Stylist: Danielle Nachmani
Grooming: Joanna Pensinger for Exclusive Artists using V76
Studio: outpoststudio.com Photograph: Gavin Bond for the Observer

The only highlight of England's World Cup 2014 campaign was Daniel Sturridge's equaliser against Italy in Manaus, Brazil.
Tom Jenkins, on the other hand, has been having a great World Cup. You can see all his work here Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The Observer fashion team hot-footed it to Oceanside in San Diego County to track down the most gorgeous garments for the summer Photograph: Heather Favell for the Observer

Summer in a Pontiac Star Chief Photograph: Heather Favell for the Observer

For more from Heather's beautiful shoot, and for full credits, click here Photograph: Heather Favell for the Observer

Campaigner and former model Iman was photographed in SoHo, NYC, to accompany an interview in the Observer Magazine.
It's well worth a read -'That's BOOOT-I-FUL, sweetheart!' roars Platon. The studio manager, a young woman in full Annie Hall get-up, claps excitedly' Photograph: Platon for the Observer

Iman in NYC Photograph: Platon for the Observer

'That's life's big joke: we all end up looking like Mr Burns'.
The Simpsons veteran Harry Shearer was photographed in Southwark, south London, to accompany a Q&A in the New Review Photograph: Richard Saker for the Observer

'We've come this far without using social media. It's not a necessity'. Parquet Courts were photographed at Brooklyn's Sugar Hill Supper Club, NYC to accompany a piece in the New Review Photograph: Jess Mandia for the Observer

Jamie Oliver photographed at his TV studios in Shoreditch for an interview in Observer Tech Monthly about taking the food revolution online Photograph: Phil Fisk for the Observer

Drum'n'bass singer Ella Eyre was photographed in London to accompany a mini interview in the New Review Photograph: Antonio Olmos for the Observer

Syrian actor Jay Abdo was photographed in Berlin for the New Review Photograph: Malte Jaeger for the Observer

The reluctant refugee, Jay Abdo, talked about his journey from Syrian superstar to Los Angeles pizza delivery-man and his new lease of life as co-star to Nicole Kidman and Tom Hanks Photograph: Malte Jaeger for the Observer

Natasha Khan, Bat For Lashes, was photographed at home in Hackney, east London, from where she spoke to the New Review about music, fashion and art Photograph: Suki Dhanda for the Observer

A girl is thrown into the air in the Green Fields at Glastonbury.
Alicia took a great set of Arcadia at the festival for our sister paper Photograph: Alicia Canter for the Observer

Mud man at Glastonbury festival Photograph: Gary Calton for the Observer

Metallica rock Glastonbury.
You can see more of Gary's work from the festival here Photograph: Gary Calton for the Observer

Comedian Katy Brand was photographed to accompany a Q&A in the New Review Photograph: Suki Dhanda for the Observer

With album sales down and recording budgets slashed, the Observer New Review featured the recording studios large and small, old and new, commercially run and privately owned, which are keeping faith with the music and commissioned photographer Katherine Rose to travel the country to document the survivors.
Real World Studios, near Bath, which was founded by Peter Gabriel and have been used by Jay-Z, Kanye West and Kylie Minogue Photograph: Katherine Rose for the Observer

Toe Rag studios in Hackney, East London. The White Stripes recorded Elephant here. Other artists include The Kills, Metronomy, Tame Impala and Supergrass.
You can view more of Katherine's work on the studios here Photograph: Katherine Rose for the Observer

Former track cyclist Victoria Pendleton was photographed at the Rosewood Hotel in Holborn, London, to accompany regular This Much I Know feature in the Observer Magazine Photograph: Richard Saker for the Observer