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Online from April 2005
* Jun 08 Lina Scheynius book published
* Jun 08 Crash Markers by Odette England
* Jun 08 Street & Studio - TATE review by Jeremy Marsh
* May 08 Ian Parry scholarship details
* Mar 08 Images from Slaven Gabric
* Feb 08 Rurality project by Oliver Udy
* Dec 07 Stuart Sandford portfolio
* Nov 07 Chrischa Oswald EXIT Gallery exhibition
* Oct 07 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2008
* Oct 07 BBC4 'Genius of Photography' series
* Oct 07 Portfolio from Den Elliott
* Sep 07 Kitchen Abstracts by Gandha Key
* Aug 07 Nepalese street images by Anna Pettigrew
* Jun 07 How We Are - Tate Britain review by Jez Marsh
* May 07 Kate Hooper's new London work
* May 07 Images from Steven Longbottom
* Apr 07 The Democratic Image Blog
* Apr 07 Two portfolios of Ulrike Leyen's work
* Feb 07 Portfolio from Todd Curry
* Feb 07 Three Projects from Caroline Taylor
* Jan 07 Portfolio from Gautam Narang
June 08 Lina Scheeynius
hello,haven't heard from you in ages but i hope you are well!i am just writing to let you know that my first book is done. you can see more about it here if you want: www.linascheynius.com/book have a good week! kind regards lina
March 08 Den Elliott
i've got a page on Bananacake entitled 'Resort Estate'- just thought it was relevant to let you know that i've had some of the photos from that series published in Vice Magazine as a result of being on Bananacake- the picture editor saw them on there and got in touch.It's the current issue- Volume six, Number three- the 'Homo Neanderthalensis Issue'.So thanks again for accepting my work to the website.All the best, Den Elliott.
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