Rising Tide

Today we feature ‘Rising Tide’ - a classic mono landscape and the third photograph we have available from Adam Clutterbuck.

Adams says: “This photograph was taken on the rock ledges on the west side of the Welsh coastal town of Porthcawl. A clear evening with little sky interest, I concentrated on the interaction between the incoming tide and the highly textured limestone pavement. To simplify the image, a long exposure of 100 seconds was used to give the smoky quality to the sea.”

Nanven Boulders

Wetland Margin III

All three fantastic prints are available from just £19 each plus postage and packing.

All photos © Jamie Stoker

Another selection from the Brighton Photo Fringe. The series was shot in Stanmer Park, Brighton. For more details and an artist’s statement, take a look at ‘Park Life’.

Stoker is one of the participating photographers in the ‘Transmissions’ exhibition at the old Co-op building, 94-101 London Road BN1 4LB.

At the start of each month we feature a photography classic. Somewhat belatedly this month we feature a photo from Garry Winogrand.

© Estate of Garry Winogrand

M. Bernard, l’Ile St. Louis, Paris, 1999

La Brasserie de l’Ile St. Louis, Paris, 1993

Le Louvre, Paris, 1982

All photos © Peter Turnley

Three images - but not necessarily these three - from Peter’s Parisian’s series are being made available via the Online Photographer Fall Collector Print sale to run for five days in the middle third of September.

Peter also offers one week workshops on street photography in Paris, New York, Rio, Buenos Aires, Istanbul, Seville, Venice, Calcutta, and Prague.

Peter Turnley’s portfolio.

Apologies for the brief interruption in blog service. Postings should be back to normal from today!

Our selection today is a set of images from Trever Wilson’s portfolio:

All photos © Trevor Wilson.

© Olivia Locher

More ‘White Chalk’.

All photos © Stephen Voss

From Stephen’s blog ‘Sun in an Empty Room’. Stephen’s portfolio.

© William Reagh

More William Reagh’s Los Angeles. From ASX.

Our selection today is a body of work from Coventry factory worker, Robert Longden.

© Robert Longden/RLPA

The exhibition is covered in the Guardian, which also features a photo gallery.

The exhibition, entitled ‘Inland Voyage: Life on the Coventry and Oxford Canals’ opens at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Coventry, on Saturday and runs until 30 August.

There’s also a book ‘A Canal People’.

We end the week with something a little different…

© Martin Brink

Martin’s portfolio.