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Bathurst Wharf 1978Shot along Bristol's harbourside between 1978 and 1983, The Harbour chronicles a period of significant change for the city which reflects the wider experience of loss and regeneration in Britain at the time. After centuries during which the harbour was a central hub of the commerce of the city and great generator of its wealth, through fair and foul means, they had largely fallen silent. The end of that working life in the late sixties to the mid

the population of just over 300 people taken up with trades of fishing and cattle rearing

revisited Ray-Jones' contact sheets from this period and found previously unseen images

There is a quiet theatricality to Fabro’s vision

Through the book gain an insight into the delicate social structure of Chew Stoke and the individuals who make the village what it is

nor the detached view of ‘the man from mars’ of A New Refutation of the Viking 4 Space Mission

With its focus on Northern Europe it's a dystopian Arcadia

a hill studded in canvas to keep a former coal tip from landslide and tragedy

“It's large format work and it's quite beautiful (Paul Virilio's Bunker Archaeology may be the most recognised photography of sea defences but that's a different kind of book)

Early Sunday Morning

Macnair began recreating photographs

a child of the Airfix generation

It was originally an open-cast mine employing just a few men who worked with ladders

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