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Showcasing the work of contributor Majid Boroumand

Showcasing the work of contributor William Greiner

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Showcasing the work of contributor Nicky Willcock

Showcasing the work of contributor Joanne Coates

Joanne Coates was born and raised in a rural area of Northern England. Coates is a storyteller. Her interest lies more with a visual prose, an appreciation of rurality, and using connection to place as a practice in itself. Coates identifies with the marginalised, the edges. She has a democratic and poetic approach to what can be termed as the medium of "photography". Inspired by everyday stories, landscape experiences  and Northern Realism.

She graduated from the Ba (Hons) Photography at London College of Communication in 2015

Showcasing the work of contributor Victoria J. Dean

Victoria J. Dean (b. Belfast, 1980) is a photographic artist based in Northern Ireland. Her work has been exhibited internationally including Circulation(s) 2014: Festival de la Jeune Photographie Europeenne in Paris; Northern Ireland: 30 Years of Photography at Belfast Exposed and The Mac in Belfast, 2013; the Magenta Foundation’s Flash Forward 2013 in Toronto, London and Boston in which she was a Selected Winner, having previously received an Honourable Mention in Flash Forward 2007; and a recommendation by New York’s PDN in their 30 Emerging Photographers to Watch for 2007. Represented by the Golden Thread Gallery (Belfast), Dean was featured in 2010 at SCOPE New York and in Elective Perspective at Galeria Arsenale in Bialystok, Poland.

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Showcasing the work of contributor Angelo Morelli

Angelo Morelli was born in Aosta in 1975. In 1994 he moves to Turin, where he still lives and works. In 2002 he becomes a professional photographer and starts dedicating himself mostly to landscape and architecture photography. Angelo has worked for both public and private institutions, in Italy as well as abroad. Together with other photographers he realized the photos for the 2005 and 2006 Italian press campaigns for the Ministry of Tourism of Morocco. Angelo has participated in several expeditions in Libyan Sahara, where he has followed from close up the Italian-Libyan Archaeological Mission, documenting their work. During the last four years he has created a large photo archive of the Piedmontese baroque architecture for the Piedmont Region. Moreover, he has realized several travel reportages in Cuba, Morocco, Romania, Argentina, Madagascar and Egypt. On the occasion of the 20th Winter Olympic Games – Turin 2006 Angelo photographed the opening and closing ceremonies, and the opening ceremony for the Paralympic Games.

Being a keen experimenter of new technics of expression, Angelo dedicates part of his time to personal research on photography: by thorough studies he has developed an unusual three-dimensional method of space reproduction which exploits the possibilities that new technologies have to offer also in the photography field.

Showcasing the work of contributor Marcus Cederberg, who is our photographer feature this month and will be doing a Millennium Instagram takeover on the 8th May  . 

Minimalist photographer Marcus Cederberg’s work seeks to use the form of minimalism to counteract what he views as, “an era of distraction”. Based in Sweden with its rich history in design, his work plays with architectural forms to present a world of clean lines and block colour. Within these forms Cederberg embeds small elements of variation that evoke a narrative. Coherent in nature these images balance modern street photography with digital manipulation.

To find out more about Cederberg’s work catch out his instagram @marcuscederberg