They Were My Landscape and they still are. The ever present scenes of my life collected as an act of curiosity and compulsion. There is no order, no subject more important than the next. A stream of consciousness which has been collected on film and committed to print. No name, no date; these people do not have identities, these cities have no name. Fractions of … Continue reading Phoebe Kiely, Manchester

Long shadows capturing Glasgow’s wonderful architecture & people. http://godden.photography Continue reading Darryl Godden, Midlands

City de Noir City de Noir assembles a suite of black and white images that focus on presenting intimate moments extracted from the urban environment. Through this, the selection draws attention to and captures both fleeting moments and particular contexts that might represent the unseen and overlooked life within the city of Sydney. Evocatively produced within the constraints of black and white, pictures employ long-exposure … Continue reading Ireneusz Luty, Sydney

The New York Series   This project, I focussed very much creating strong tonal contrasts within this series. Capturing not only atmospheric conditions around buildings but also portraits of people in their environment around New York City. http://www.sallywanless.com twitter: @sallywanless instagram @sallywanless Continue reading Sally Wanless, Edinburgh

Stephen Curry’s images of the famous Glasgow Paddys Market in 1996. Twitter: https://twitter.com/scurrymann/media Website: http://www.futureproofphotography.co.uk/ Continue reading Stephen Curry, Glasgow

On the Fringe   Prior to the arrival of the tourist industry, the population of Benidorm numbered only 3,000 and its main economy was fishing. In the early 1950s the industry started declining. Faced with an economic struggle the town council approved the ‘Plan General de Ordinacion’, employing all the town’s resources into tourism. A mass building programme was orchestrated to accommodate for the influx … Continue reading Andrew Mellor, Blackpool

Glasgow 1986-1988 Eastwood, Cathcart, Park Grove Lane and the Gorbals. At the very beginning of my photography career I began to visit and photograph in Scotland and I credit my repeated trips to Glasgow for sparking my deep interest in the built environment. The variety of materials, textures and architectural styles coupled with the effects of time and the community have continued to draw me … Continue reading Tanya Ahmed, United Kingdom

http://www.chrispendletonart.com https://twitter.com/cpendletonart Chris Pendleton is a fine art photographer/visual artist from Edinburgh, Scotland. A graduate of the prestigious Edinburgh College of Art, Chris studied at the school of sculpture and graduated in 2008. Very much a visual artist, Chris spent much of his time working on large scale sculptural installations alongside developing his photographic technique. Since graduating, Chris has pushed his photography career and developed … Continue reading Chris Pedleton, Edinburgh

From 2011 until 2013 Bart worked on a large project for the Belgian Government in the framework of the World War I commemoration. For this project he has documented the remains of World War I in Flanders Fields both aesthetically and historically. The best images photographed in the scope of this project were later published in his first book ‘Silent Fields – Memorial sites of … Continue reading Bart Heirweg, Belgium