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Photography

Profile: Joe Kerrigan

January 25, 2011

Joe Kerrigan is a photographer with a nack of picking up the grittier and real side of a city. And there’s nowhere more gritty than here. He’s put together a collection of his photos taken over the past few years, in a book called ‘Bright Lights’ that shows the reality of most pretty gritty cities

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Nathan Ward: Photography Feature

January 23, 2011

Emotionally vast and still, with strong elements of loneliness and solace within subjects’ surrounding, the work of Nathan Ward is powerful through its simplicity. Hailing from West Virginia USA, Ward produces work with such dramatism, mainly through his use of lighting and sharp eye in terms of composition. There is a strong theme of obscurity

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The Impossible Project

December 18, 2010

Sometimes I’m glad I don’t have an Iphone: don’t get me wrong, I’m a big apple fan and a sucker for apple products, but in terms of photography, you cant sign into any social networking site nowadays without having news feeds full to the brim with ‘hipstamatic polaroid’s” and other similar app’s pictures. I don’t

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Alec McLeish: Jus’ Looking

December 10, 2010

Alec McLeish, in his first solo exhibition will be showcasing a compilation of shots, taken between the U.K and France, which focuses on a certain intimacy and candid approach, which many fail to utilize in their work. I’ve been looking at his blog for sometime now, and its clear that his approach and technique is

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Photographer Profile: David Gover

May 10, 2010

David Gover is a freelance Photographer from Coventry who specialises in live music and events. He regularly take photos at venues around Coventry and Birmingham including the Kasbah in Coventry and Warwick Uni events including Pressure Drop. Some of the artists he has shot include Supergrass, The Cribs, The Ting Tings, Gary Numan, Guillemots, The

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Photographer Profile: Adele M Reed

May 2, 2010

Adele shoots spontaneously on 35mm film taking in the idiosyncratic moments in life that most people miss. Her images take on a storytelling nature with real everyday moments in all their natural glory and splendour, with warmth and the inherent richness that comes with using 35mm film. Her images are beautiful and ‘real’ whilst taking

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