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“Time for a bit of retail therapy” photowalk
In our latest photowalk we've permission to photograph in a number of Leeds' more unique retail venues.
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Reviews Archive
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Kirsteen Ashton – Shooting Reality
Exposure Leeds regular, Clare, shares her thoughts on the recent Talk&Social talk by Kirsteen Ashton.
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Reflecting on ’21st Century Leeds’
Adam Kingston responds to the 21st Century Leeds exhibition – sharing his thoughts on how it might have been improved…
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Leeds Slam 2010
Paul Dishman shares with us his experiences at Leeds Slam event at the city’s Corn Exchange
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ON camera flash – surely you jest..?
With the current trend to get that hunk of light emitting plastic off the top of the camera, we are…
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So, what happened at Temple Works?
One evening, twenty plus photographers and many more flash guns… whatever next?
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Stunning pictures? Channel Five can help
Member, Nick Efford, reviews the latest consumer photography programme from Five
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The Lighting Cookbook by Jenni Bidner
The first thing you notice about this book is the style. It was first published in 1997 and the photographs…
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Reviews of ‘Leeds 2008′ (Alastair Thompson)
As part of the expansion of the website we are starting to do reviews of photo-related items – including books…
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Motherland by Simon Roberts – Bank Street Arts, Sheffield
The photographs of Britain’s Simon Roberts from his series Motherland are, paradoxically, both bleak and raw and yet almost distressingly…
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Annie Leibovitz – A Photographer’s Life 1990-2005
‘a book that will inspire and probably not just sit on a bookshelf but live on a sturdy table to be regularly perused’