posted by Bridget on 10 March 2010
Sam Taylor-Wood reduces Hollywood macho men to tears, but perhaps they are just doing what they do best....acting. So it is their skill or the photographer's that makes these images so intimate?
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posted by Bridget on 09 March 2010
As the Hurt Locker wins best film at both the Baftas and the Oscars this week we will be showing a collection of images inspired by the cinema.
We start with this picture from Ofer Wolberger's "Life with Maggie".
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posted by Michael on 08 March 2010
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posted by Bridget on 07 March 2010
Iain Stewart's study of light and form in these abstract seascapes completes our week's theme.
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posted by Bridget on 06 March 2010
Tony Ray Jones, the photographer who inspired Martin Parr, has his own look at the British seaside resort.
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posted by Bridget on 05 March 2010
The next in our series is master of sun, sea and sand; Massimo Vitali.
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