UK in photos

[danielmak]

Oxford 1978 by Rob Judges has some very interesting photos.

https://www.caferoyalbooks.com/shop/...es-oxford-1978

[danielmak]

A lot of these photos have a Eugene Atget quality.

https://www.caferoyalbooks.com/shop/...gland-19671973

[elguapo4]

A lot of these photos have a Eugene Atget quality.

https://www.caferoyalbooks.com/shop/...gland-19671973

Some great images there

[danielmak]

A mention of this documentary came across my Instagram feed. It airs on BBC4 at 9pm UK time on Monday (1 April) and then will be available on the iPlayer.

[Felicity, I guess so]

It's great, as I probably said in the cinemagoing thread when I saw it

[danielmak]

I finally had time to watch this tonight. I definitely agree with Felicity, I guess so that the film is very good. The last 25+ minutes comes undone a bit, trying to cram too much of her life into the end of the film, but there is a 6 minute reading of a letter she wrote (or essay/article) that was some of the most powerful writing/photo combination that I have seen in a film. And it is stunning that she was 24 when she wrote that piece. That bit alone is award-worthy. And her photos are very powerful.

A mention of this documentary came across my Instagram feed. It airs on BBC4 at 9pm UK time on Monday (1 April) and then will be available on the iPlayer.

[Furtho]

A must-watch for anyone interested in documentary photography.