I’ve returned to my roots. It seems at the core of it all not much has changed. I'm passionate about pictures, curious about people & care about their lives.
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1983 I spent many lunchtimes shooting pix in Star & Garter pub. 2023 I lined them up in the exact place I took them. I needed a soundtrack for the video and what better than the Housemartins track ‘Think for a Minute’. See it here youtu.be/i34tSVhMA0I Thanks @PaulHeatonSolo
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Faces from the Star & Garter (Rayners) pub on Hessle Road, Hull coming to life after nearly 40 years with my second set of pictures published by Café Royal Books. Landlord John Walker featuring on the cover with Ralph ‘Coochie Coo’ on the back page bit.ly/3PR7sv5
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A respected friend and colleague recently said to me: ‘At our age it’s dangerous looking back at the past’. That struck a chord as I was considering revisiting a picture story I had shot almost 40 years ago. I feared ‘all our yesterdays’ and here's why - bit.ly/3xzqUon
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Is this you? Applications now open, deadline noon Monday 22 November.
JOIN OUR TEAM!
We are looking for an ambitious and driven Curatorial Programme Manager to deliver our exhibitions, commissions, and other curatorial projects.
Applications close Monday 22 November 2021, 12 noon.
Find out more: impressions-gallery.com/oppo…
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A second-hand clothing woman vendor talks to a customer in Chawok market in Kabul, Afghanistan October 14, 2021. REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra
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West Bank restaurant set to open doors to customers in a converted airplane. #Reuters #Reutersphotos #Palestine
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JAPAN OLYMPICS 1964- These pictures, from the personal archive of Charlie McCarty, show behind the scenes of the UPI and IOPP photo operation at the Olympics in 1964. #tokyo2020 #Tokyo1964 #IOC @UPIPhotos @iocmedia @Olympics
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Always make a stand against racism ✊
Gregg took these photos at an Anti-Nazi League march in London in the 70s.
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Guess who's back on Carnaby Str?! 🎶 Tomorrow we're back with an exhibition & shop celebrating Soho's music legacy, as part of Soho Music Month. We'll be launching some ace new product for it!
These photos were taken by Caron Malcolm, on the Mod run to Buckingham Palace in 1984.
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I know England didn't have a great day at Edgbaston but surely the guy wearing a morph suit who thought he could drink his beer through fabric had the biggest shocker
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Persevering through the British weather 🌧
We're working with photographer Peter Bull to take on his archive documenting Isle of Wight Festival in 1970. These are some photos of that weekend, taken in the soggy campsite.
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Congrats @LCFC 5 FA Cup Finals and yesterday they won for the first time. @EmiratesFACup @GettySport @CanonUKandIE #canon1dxmarkiii #sportsphotography #FACup2021
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How was everyone's bank holiday weekend? 🌞
These brilliant photographs submitted by Gill are giving us some serious Spring vibes.
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Congratulations @dylanmpix:
News Photographer of the Year @TheBPPA #BPPA #reuters
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Do you know any of these people?
A Peterborough photographer who took pictures of everybody who knocked on his door in 1985 is trying to find them now.
Listen here: bbc.in/3tjUivm
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More photo booth fun 📸
We had so many brilliant submissions following last week's post, it would be rude not to share!
Submissions from Cathy, Richie and Melanie!
Share yours at: museumofyouthculture.com/sub…
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A Palestinian man receives AstraZeneca vaccine against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) during a vaccination drive in Tubas, in the Israeli-occupied #WestBank #Reuters #Reutersphotos #Palestine
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The 224,000-ton shipping vessel, #EverGiven, seen here in this WorldView-2 #satellite image from March 26, 2021, blocking one of the world’s busiest waterways, the #SuezCanal, since Tuesday.
