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Ashbourne
In 1974 Thomas J. Cooper and Paul Hill, then photography lecturers at Trent Polytchnic, Nottingham set out on a four year long project that resulted in them interviewing probably the most influential photographers of the first part of the 20th…
Just received the sad news that my old friend and teaching colleague, the legendary John Blakemore died last night after a short illness. He had been taken into hospital in Derby over Christmas.Born in Coventry in 1936, he was probably best known…
The obituary below will help reflect the life of a good friend and wonderful photographer PAUL CAPONIGRO.The photo was taken in 1978 on a workshop when Paul was showing me(beard) and participants his 5x7 camera.He was one our early workshop leaders…
"Yes it was Bill"
Yolande Clergue passed away on 18 September at the age of 95. Alongside photographer Lucien Clergue, her husband of fifty years, she helped establish the Arles Festival in the 1970s when I took this photo of her with Lee Miller and Roland…
The Developing Room, a photography working group at Rutgers University’s Center for Cultural Analysis, in collaboration with the Essen Center for Photography (Essen Germany) announces the DR’s ninth graduate colloquium. The future once buzzed with…
Photographers, particularly those in the North, will be sad to learn that after 26 years of supporting photographers and championing photography throughout the UK, Redeye, the Photography Network will wind down on 31 July 2024 due to a number of…
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"Good piece. Hope it makes the new politicians, post General Election, aware that they have to creatively nourish our photographic heritage. Even my archive :-)"
"From Paul Cartwright
My friend John Nesbitt, who has died aged 77, was one of a small group who designed and built large format cameras. These cameras slowed down the photographic process and enabled photographers to reconsider and deepen their own…"
My friend John Nesbitt, who has died aged 77, was one of a small group who designed and built large format cameras. These cameras slowed down the photographic process and enabled photographers to reconsider and deepen their own…"
A memorial service and get together to celebrate and remember the life and man, that was Brian Griffin is being held on 6 March in London. Firstly, is a service at 3pm at Holy Trinity Church, 3 Bryan Road, London SE16, then a social event at the…
One of Britain's best known and loved photographers, Brian Griffin died on 26th January in his sleep at his Rotherhithe, London home. Many fullsome tributes have been paid already that reflect his exceptional career and unique approach to…
John Nesbitt (centre) demonstrating one of his wooden field cameras at The Photographers Place, Derbyshire in 1993i
