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Jack Lowe

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Jack Lowe

Tenby Lifeboat crew. From Jack Lowe’s Lifeboat Station Project. Image © Jack Lowe

Photographer Jack Lowe tells the One Image story behind one of his unique images made at the RNLI Lifeboat Station in Tenby in 2016 as part of his larger Lifeboat Station Project around the UK.

The image is featured in an exhibition at The Riverside gallery in Haverfordwest until 23 April 2022.
More info on this show on our exhibition page. It is one of twenty-six of prints of the Welsh RNLI Lifeboat stations photographed to date for the project which are held in the National Collection at the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth. It also featured in a four-page article on Jack’s LSP project prints and Wales in issue #007 of Offline Journal.

You can support Jack’s patron-funded Lifeboat Station Project via the website: www.lifeboatstationproject.com and follow its Twitter feed @ProjectLifeboat

Follow him on Twitter @mrjacklowe

Image © Jack Lowe and used here with permission of the photographer.

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Emyr Payne

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Emyr Payne

Man in Phonebox, Llandudno. Image © Emyr Payne

North Wales-based photographer Emyr Payne tells the story behind one of his own favourite images made on his regular wanderings on the Llandudno seafront.

This photograph is included in Emyr’s photo zine titled Coming Up For Air, published by ADM publishing and available via their website

Coming Up For Air

by Emyr Payne

(Collated Observations 18)
ADM Publishing
£6.50

View more of Emyr’s work on Instagram @emyr_payne_photography

Image © Emyr Payne and used here with permission of the photographer.

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Irena Siwiak Atamewan

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Irena Siwiak Atamewan

Double exposure. Image © Irena Siwiak Atamewan

Manchester-based photographer and educator Irena Siwiak Atamewan tells the story behind one of her own favourite multiple exposure images - part of an ongoing series in her own practice.

View more of Irena’s work on her website www.irenasiwiakphoto.co.uk
Follow her on Instagram @siwiakphoto and Twitter @siwiakphoto

Image © Irena Siwiak Atamewan and used here with permission of the photographer.

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Jos Treen

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Jos Treen

Boys on the Ice. Glasgow 1978 © Jos Treen

Boys on the Ice. Glasgow 1978 © Jos Treen

Photographer Jos Treen tells the story behind one of his own favourite photographs made in Glasgow, Scotland in 1978.

‘Boys on the ice’ is currently being shown in an exhibition of Jos’s work made in Glasgow at Maryhill Burgh Halls and has been extended to allow international visitors attending the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (known as COP26) being hosted in Glasgow in November 2021 to see that area of the City as it once was. A special A2-size ‘FOLIO’ poster was produced by Offline Journal in collaboration with the photographer and venue to mark the exhibition and has this One Image as the hero photograph, reproduced large, on one side.

View more of Jos’s work on his website www.jt-cs.com
Follow him on Instagram @jostreen and @JonathanTreen on Twitter

Image © Jos Treen and used here with permission of the photographer.

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Julie Cook

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Julie Cook

Photographer Julie Cook tells the story behind one of her own favourite portrait photographs made in Las Vegas as part of her artistic exploration around issues of gender and voyeurism within personal and public spaces.

View more of Julie’s work on her website www.juliecookphotography.com
Follow her on Twitter @juliecook99

Image © Julie Cook and used here with permission of the photographer.

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Mark Moran

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Mark Moran

Adam. Image © Mark Moran

Adam. Image © Mark Moran

North Wales-based photographer Mark Moran recounts the story behind one of his own favourite street portrait photographs.

View more of Mark’s work on his website www.markmoran.co.uk
Follow him on Instagram @_mark_moran_ and @marcmoranphoto on Twitter

Image © Mark Moran and used here with permission of the photographer.

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Al Brydon

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Al Brydon

View more of Al's work on his website www.al-brydon.com
Follow him on Twitter @AlBrydonPhoto 
And on Instagram @al_brydon

Image © Al Brydon and used here with permission of the photographer.

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Matthew Eynon

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Matthew Eynon

Sirloin the Cow. © Matt Eynon

See more of Matthew's work on his website www.grandeleonion.com
Follow him on Twitter @grandeleonion & Instagram @grande_le_onion

Image used with permission of the photographer © Matthew Eynon

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