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CONTENTS
02. Editor’s Note
06. Feature: Andrei by Tatiana Bormatova
14. Feature: Game of PICIGIN by Gordana Johnson
20. Feature: Grow-Decay by Paul S. Smith
30. Feature: In conversation, Clare Grafik, Head of Exhibitions,
The Photographers’ Gallery by Amanda Eatwell
36. Feature: Frankie McAllister: Pilgrimage as an act of resistance
42. Feature: Well Heeled by Dougie Wallace
52. Exhibition highlights
57. Book Review
58. Tim Butcher: Self publishing – why not give it a try?
60. Terence lane: LIP 31: Exhibition review
62. Satellite Group: Ealing
CONTRIBUTORS
Features:
Tatiana Bormatova is a Sevastopol-based photographer, currently engaged in personal projects in Russia. Her work focuses on topics devoted to social issues and phenomena of modern Russian society. https://bormatova.com
Amanda Eatwell is a freelance photographer specialising in people and place. She is currently working on a long-term project, 4 x 4 x 4 which sees her travel in four directions, at four distances, by four modes of transport. Read about it here http://www.amandaeatwell.com/blog
Gordana Johnson took up photography as a teenager in her native town of Split, Croatia. Initially, her preference was portraiture which brought her first awards. As a Londoner, however, her interests have broadened and she photographs whatever she finds exciting. https://gordanajohnson.com
Frankie McAllister photographs urban, suburban and semi-industrial landscapes with a particular interest in the impact of man on nature (and the signs of nature reclaiming the man-made) as well as the seemingly random way scenes, both natural and constructed, often seem ‘arranged’ as visual tableaux. http://www.frankiemcallister.com
Marco Ruggeri is a London-based amateur photographer. He focuses on the fine details in everyday objects and scenes, however mundane they may appear at first sight. Shooting abstract and in black & white is where his true passion lies. http://www.marcoruggeriphotography.com
Paul S. Smith is a Lecturer in Photography within the Creative Industries Department at Buckinghamshire College Group. His photographic work focuses on the alternative landscapes in the United Kingdom, Europe and America. http://www.paulsebastiansmith.com
Dougie Wallace is an award-winning social documentary photographer, who has a distinct approach to highlighting the world we live in. Based in London his assignments and personal work see him traverse the world. http://www.dougiewallace.com