winners:published
We've had a lot of success recently with competition wins and getting
images published -
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inside the old bath-house on the
Chatterley Whitfield colliery site
published in Urban Vision's Living Landscape book - September 2008
Judges choice in
Urban Vision's Living Landscape competition Tunstall category in March 2008
published in heritage today
Summer 2007 |
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in the process of demolition
published in UrbanVision's Living Landscape book - September 2008 |
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| pan people puzzle |
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Stoke PAN is a purchasing co-op
committed to sustainability of food supplies and the environment.
They had an event for members in spring 2007 and used an innovative
consultation tool based on a jigsaw to put across their views...
This image won the Higher Education Academy's
SWAP
photo competition - July 2007 |
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| crosby:another place |
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D70, Nikkor
18-70mm@18mm, ISO200, 6 secs exposure,
minimal processing in Photoshop |
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this photograph was published in the Summer 2007
edition of
the US magazine
vision
as a
double page spread |
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| fire |
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fire buckets in the Hesketh Power
house
published in heritage today Summer 2007 |
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| burslem from tunstall |
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judges' prize for pictures of Tunstall
in the Urban Vision Brilliant Buildings competition 2007
published in their
Living Landscapes book - September 2008
The shattered tiles in this picture could represent the recent
history of industrial decline in Stoke-on-Trent. And although this
scene is far from beautiful, there is some hope of cleaner, healthier
and less impoverished lives in the spaces that
have opened up between the towns that make up the city. Burslem, in
the distance, is crammed with brilliant buildings - the best in
mid-scale late-Victorian architecture. |
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judges' prize for pictures of Hanley, and the public vote
in Urban Vision Brilliant Buildings competition 2007
These allotments lie on the banks of the Cauldon canal (an
offshoot of the Trent & Mersey Canal) in Northwood. The allotments
are of long-standing and extremely well maintained, and the ad-hoc
architecture has reached a peak of sophistication and permanence.
This place has such a warm tranquil feeling - it looks like the most
desirable of lost lands - a permanent 1950s where there is always
home-grown produce for tea and the Home service still broadcasts on
the wireless.
I took this picture whilst walking with Mike - one of my closest
friends - it was one of the last long walks I took before
rheumatoid arthritis took its toll on my legs. This picture sums up
the companionable and relaxed
feeling of that day. |
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Nikon D70, Nikkor 18-70 - Pen |
judges'
prize for pictures of Burslem in the Urban Vision Brilliant
Buildings competition 2007
The window is in the main stairwell of
Burslem
School of Art and was recently restore to mark the centenary of
the School of Art |
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| Happy Man |
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social activity group - Happy Mandays - for men who experience
mental distress, at the Growthpoint project in Stoke-on-Trent
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Faris won East Midlands Millennium
Volunteer of the Year Award 2005 for personal achievement.
This image of him is used by
Citizens Advice in publications and publicity material to
support the recruitment of volunteers to Citizens Advice Bureaux. |
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