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We’ve got a bit of spare time over the Christmas period and so a trip to the smoke to view (and take) some photographs is on the cards. We researched what's on over the festive period and here it is, shared with you! There's some great photography to see and we’ve even included the odd photography exhibition outside London for our Midlands and Northern friends. If you're planning on going on the main holiday days, check the individual websites first, most are closed on Boxing Day & New Year's Day. Enjoy! Ansel Adams: Landscapes of the American WestExhibition: Until February 2nd 2019Entry FREE Atlas Gallery 49 Dorset StreetLondon W1U 7NF+44 (0)[email protected] www.atlasgallery.comOpening Hours:Monday to Friday: 10:00 to 18:00Saturday: 11:00 to to 17:00 Christian Marclay: The ClockExhibition: Until January 20th 2019Entry: FREE Tate ModernBanksideLondonSE1 9TGPlan your visit.Opening Hours:Sunday to Thursday 10.00–18.00Friday to Saturday 10.00–22.00 Vasantha Yogananthan: A Myth of Two SoulsExhibition: Until 6th January 2019Entry: FREEANDRoman Vishniac RediscoveredExhibition: Until February 24th 2019Entry: Day Pass £5 / free entry before noon. The Photographers Gallery16 - 18 Ramillies StreetLondonW1F 7LWNearest Tube: Oxford CircusOpening Hours:Monday to Saturday: 10.00 to 18.00Thursday: 10.00 to 20.00 during exhibitionsSunday: 11.00 - 18.00209 Women Exhibition: Until February 8th 2019Entry: FREE (Book here) Open Eye Gallery at the Palace of WestminsterPortcullis HousePalace of Westminster1 Parliament StWestminsterLondon SW1A 2JR Ran Hang & Where Love Is Illegal: Wake Up TogetherExhibition: Until February 17th 2019Entry: FREE Open Eye Gallery19 Mann IslandLiverpool WaterfrontLiverpoolL3 1BP+44 (0)151 236 [email protected] Hours:Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 to 17:00 Bill Brandt: Vintage WorksExhibition: Until January 19TH 2019ANDAmericaExhibition: Until TBCEntry: FREEMichael Hoppen Gallery3 Jubilee PlaceLondonSW3 3TD+44 (0)20 7352 [email protected] Hours:Monday - Friday: 9.30 to 18:00Saturday: 12:00 to 17:00Sunday: ClosedMartin Parr: Return to ManchesterExhibition: Until April 22nd 2019Entry: FREEManchester Art GalleryMosley StreetManchesterM2 3JLhttp://manchesterartgallery.org/visit/0161 235 8888Monday 11:00 to 17:00Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 to 17:00, including bank holiday Mondays.
Recently, we had the fantastic news that 100 Prints Contributor, Andy Scaysbrook's portrait of a homeless ex-British soldier, Derek, has been selected for publication in the 2018 Portrait of Britain book, sponsored by the prestigious British Journal of Photography. Derek was shot as a part of a homeless project entitled, The Shadow Dwellers, which tells the story of the homeless people living on the streets of Bournemouth, UK. Working in collaboration with the charity, Hope For Food, Andy was asked to get involved as they were seeking ways of engaging with the press to raise awareness and recruit volunteers. The portrait was selected from 13,000 entries to the annual award which is sponsored by The British Journal Of Photography the worlds oldest photographic journal. We are delighted to announce this print is now for sale on 100Prints. Print only, A4 and only £25 all profits from the sale of this print will go directly to Derek via the lovely people at Hope For Food. What a brilliant way to start your very own Photography Collection and help a homeless ex-British soldier in the process. Buy 'Derek' - Photographic print by Andy Scaysbrook. Read our tips on Collecting Photography (this one has great provenance!) Learn more about Hope For Food. Find out more about Andy Scaysbrook.
Our contributor, Andy Scaysbrook has spent 30 years as a photojournalist documenting stories from around the world. This year, a story broke in Bournemouth, Dorset, England, which highlights the growing crisis of homelessness within the UK and we wanted to share it with you as its a subject close to our hearts. Andy spent every day and night visiting the site to document the inside story. Here's his commentary, watch the video below and make sure you have sound switched on. I have a home, I just don't have a flat or a house to put it in. Pictures by Andy Scaysbrook. Music by Bonobo feat. Nick Murphy On the 4th December, 2017 activists took over a plot of land in Bournemouth, Dorset, England to provide a safe shelter for vulnerable and homeless people who are living on the streets of Bournemouth at Christmas. The local community soon rallied around and provided provisions, tents, sleeping bags, food, medical supplies and a whole lot of love. People from all walks of life became engaged with the community and helped out in any way they could. On the 2nd January, 2018 Bailiffs arrived to execute a warrant to take back the land. This is the story of Camp Sanctuary. Pictures Copyright: www.andyscaysbrook.comMusic Copyright: No Reason by Bonobo featuring Nick Murphy
Following on from our ‘Gifts for Her’ post, here’s some Christmas Gift ideas for the men in your life. Is he a sports fan? A music fan? Does he love cars? Or is black & white photography more his thing? Choose a framed photographic print this Christmas - a unique gift that makes a real statement. Nearly all our prints come signed and with a certificate of authentication, so they’re not just gifts, they’re investments that will grow in value. (Read our advice on Collecting Photography.) So, this year, why not go for something completely different? A limited edition photograph, printed and framed goes a long way to making your home your own (and you get to choose and still get the 'cool gift' kudos). These stunning images are incredible in print and become a great conversation piece when friends and family visit whilst also becoming fantastic additions to any room looking for a centrepiece. Our images come as a simple signed print, mounted so you can add a frame that’s suits your home, or professionally framed in classic black for that uber cool gallery look. So - there’s some Christmas gift ideas for the photography lover in your life. Use the code 100GIFTS2017 to get 20% off and kick-start his photography collection this Christmas. He'll love you for it! Visit our All Photographs Collection to filter over 250 images by interest to find something perfect for him. See also our Street Photography Collection. And our National Geographic Collection featuring stunning images from around the world all of which have been published by National Geographic. Happy shopping!
We are delighted to announce the arrival of our Limited Edition Street Photography collection. This outstanding series of over eighty images from around the world forms an eclectic collection of real-life scenarios from the world's streets. Beautifully captured by 100 Prints contributors, Andy Scaysbrook and Toni Peach, this celebration of human life is a feast for the eyes. Sailors In The Park. Moscow, Russia. These images will take you on an incredible journey through China, Russia, India, Cuba, The Philippines, Morocco and the UK and what's more, they start at just £120. As with all of our prints they are all printed on archival museum quality photographic paper and are available as print only or supplied mounted and framed by our expert professional framers. As a gift to our customers we are offering a fantastic 20% discount off all of our products ordered before 24th December 2017, just enter the discount code 100GIFTS2017 at the checkout to get your 20% saving. You can view the full Street Photography Print Collection here. Here are a selection of images for you to feast your eyes on. Enjoy! Stolen Kiss on the Malecon. Havana. Cuba Flying Beach. Bournemouth. England Tata Football. Morocco. China Light. Hong Kong. China. Running The Street. Havana, Cuba. Tres Amigos. The Philippines. See all Street Photography Prints. View All Photographs and filter to find a perfect present for the Photography Collector in your life. Thanks, folks and have a great weekend! The 100 Prints team. To keep up with all of our latest news and offers why not sign up to our email list? You will find the link at the bottom of our homepage. WE PROMISE WE WILL NOT SPAM YOU!
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We hate to remind you it's Christmas soon, it all feels way too early! But many of us are organised with their Christmas Gifts and are already looking for unique and unusual Xmas Presents for their loved ones. Giving limited edition photographic prints as a present makes for a fantastic gift idea. Gifting photographic prints is a wonderful way for people to start their photography collection, as well as being a truly unique present idea. We often have customers ask for advice about starting a photography collection. Our advice is to do your research on both the photographer and the printing process. Google your chosen photographer: Do they have a traceable online presence? Do they have a photographic history, awards, prestige publications as clients? What is their photographic history? Have they got professional recognition? All of our artists at 100Prints photographers have a stellar background, their work is highly sought after, ensuring the prints will only increase in value as editions begin to sell out. Giving prints is also a wonderfully thoughtful present, it certainly beats a pair of socks and socks don't go up in value, they just hide in places where they can't be found! So, as a gift to all of our customers both old and new, we are giving you a voucher code that will entitle you to a fantastic 20% discount on your order (with the exception of the 100 @ £100 section and Gift Cards) simply add the code 100GIFTS2017 at the checkout between now and Christmas Eve. What could be simpler? And think of all those brownie points you'll get for buying your loved one such a cool Christmas present. Win, win :-) We offer a fantastic range of prints that suit all interests from The Rolling Stones in Cuba, Abstract Photography by Croz' (from only £100!) to the truly stunning photo collages by Toni Peach and our National Geographic collection is always a popular choice. If you're buying for someone else and you're not sure which of our beautiful prints they'd love - email us and we'll sort out a Gift Voucher so they can choose themselves. We'll be posting some Gifts for Her and Gifts for Him ideas soon - watch this space! For now visit our 'All Photographs' section and add a filter to find your ideal print.
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I have long been an admirer of the great Elliott Erwitt. His work always has a sense of wonder about it as well as a stroke of the genius. He was also the photographer that gave me my first and only experience to date of laughing out loud at a gallery show. Back in the hazy summer days of 1992, I visited Erwitt's touring exhibition, a retrospective of his career at the Royal Photographic Society in Bath, England. In over forty years of visiting photography exhibitions - which can often be a quiet and contemplative experience - I had never previously experienced people laughing out loud at a show. Gone was the studious atmosphere that exhibitions often evoke, replaced with raucous and unbridled laughter echoing around the gallery. The atmosphere was more akin to that of a comedy gig than a photography exhibition and with good reason. A large majority of the exhibition featured many of Erwitt's quite brilliant images from his series on Dogs. Erwitt produced four books on his canine friends including, 'Son of Bitch' (1974), 'To the Dogs' (1992), 'Dog Dogs' (1998) and 'Woof' (2005). All these images were simply first class; technically perfect and with a wry sense of humour that was the essence of his work. One fellow Magnum photographer often referred to Erwitt as... Visit 100prints.co.uk/blogs/news/ for more...
Hilarious Dog photos plus iconic photos of Cuban revolutionaries, Fidel Castro & Che Guevara - all from the same Magnum photographer, Elliott Erwitt.
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Summer is officially over, kids are back to school, nights are drawing in, Christmas is approaching. Some people love the onset of winter, with cosy nights in front of the fire or long walks in the autumn-coloured forests, followed by a hearty roast in a country pub. Personally, autumn makes me really melancholic - I try to book adventures and activities so I have plans to look forward to, and photography exhibitions give me creative inspiration once the sun has deserted us. If you're like me and need some inspiration, here’s our list of London Photography Exhibitions showing this autumn. Maybe we’ll see you there! Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year Awards.The world's biggest International astrophotography exhibition of the winning and shortlisted competition images running from the 16th September. “For the first time in the competition’s nine years, judges received images of Uranus and asteroids from among the 3,800 entries from enthusiastic amateurs and professional photographers, taken from 91 countries.” Corfe Castle Moonlight by Ollie Taylor The Royal Observatory, Greenwich, 16th September 2017 - 22nd July 2018 Royal Observatory, Blackheath Avenue, Greenwich SE10 8XJClick for more information on Getting to The Royal Observatory.Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 5pm - Last entry 4.30pm. Martin Parr: OxfordMartin Par
One of our favourite brands, Hiut Denim, pioneers of the 'Do One Thing Well' movement, shared this video on their blog this week. 'A masterpiece in the making: The Leica M10' goes behind the scenes at the Leica factory to show us how they make the beautiful iconic cameras. We thought you'd like to see it.
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This weekend saw the UK's largest Air Festival take place in Bournemouth. Since its inception in 2008 over 8.5 million people have witnessed this spectacular event. The Bournemouth Air Festival brings air craft of all shapes and sizes to the skies of this beautiful Dorset town. The show is the highlight of the summer season in Bournemouth and this year the attendance on the Saturday was estimated at over 500,000 people who gathered to watch the spectacular display of the world renowned Red Arrows, the world's greatest aerobatic display team. There is always a large gathering of photographers at the festival, all seemingly armed with the same lenses as each other and for the large part, their pictures are almost identical. I wanted to show the perspective of those watching from the golden sands so we ventured down to mingle with the sun tanning hordes and shoot the action from the shoreline. I've shot the Red Arrows on many occasions, it's always an incredible experience; mind boggling on so many levels and once witnessed it definitely leaves an indelible mark on you. Check out our Limited Edition print, Four Planes which was shot at the first Air Festival in 2008. It features in our Sun, Sea & Sky Collection. This post was written by 100Prints Contributor, Andy Scaysbrook.
Red Arrows at the Bournemouth Air Festival by Andy Scaysbrook.
We're hugely excited to be announcing the launch of a new artist on 100Prints, Toni Peach. Hailing from the Midlands in the UK, Toni's exciting collages are a truly unique interpretation of modern life and its values. Her photo collages are gripping social commentary, the result of years' of world travel and exploration. Collecting source material from the flea markets of Eastern Europe, Toni creates vibrant and powerful images that address the complexities of evolution, narcissism, domesticity, freedom and flight. All of Toni's collages are created by hand using traditional collage techniques. We have created prints of the originals and they are now available for sale, each as a Limited Edition of 100 - only through 100Prints.co.uk. Here's some of our favourites, please do visit our Photo Collages Collection for more. Centre of the Milky Way Galaxy by Toni Peach Floral Consciousness by Toni Peach Lady Gaga by Toni Peach A Smoker And An Hysteric by Toni Peach Tweedom Emerging From A Crater by Toni Peach Read more about Toni Peach. See all Toni's Photo Collages.
We recently posted on the Top 10 Most Hashtagged Countries on Instagram - a bucket list for the hungry traveller keen to join the 'most visited' trail. Today we've got just the opposite - the ten least hashtagged countries, a bucket list for adventurous types who prefer The Road Less Travelled (a nod to the M. Scott Peck book on Love, Traditional Values and Spiritual Growth on its 25th Anniversary - available at Waterstones and all good book shops). This makes the ideal bucket list for anyone who doesn't want a bucket list, doesn't own a selfie stick but does have a taste for the unusual. Some official country names aren't commonly used and some are generally shortened - for example, #SaintKittsandNevis' is the least hashtagged country on the list with only 3,388 posts, however, #saintkitts has been hashtagged 5,000 times more, and #stkitts 182,000 times more, so we've left it out of our bottom 10. Ditto #holysee (6,725 posts); it's more widely-used name #vaticancity has over 367,848 posts, so we've left that one out, too. The remaining countries are small island communities or African countries, all have stories to tell and people waiting to tell them. Some of these are real adventure destinations and you typically won't find a Holiday Inn waiting to welcome you. Take some tea bags. 10. Sao Tome 35,501 9. Solomon Islands 34,111 8. Comoros 21,159 7. Nauru 15,108 6. Marshall Islands 14,017 5. Kiribati 13,588 4. Guinea-Bissau 12,155 3. Equatorial Guinea 10,047 2. Central African Republic 9,164 1. Tuvalu 8,227 #saotome by @bortolasbruno on Instgram Sao Tome's full name is Sao Tome & Principe, which as a hashtag has only been used in 3,113 posts, however, #saotome on its own gained 35,501 posts, putting it no 9 on our 'Top 10 Least Instagrammed' list. It's an island nation in the Gulf of Guinea, off the western equatorial coast of Central Africa. And it looks incredible! #solomonislands by @southpacificnesian on Instagram The Solomon Islands are a group of islands to the east of Papua New Guinea in Oceania. And you probably don't need to take tea bags, the Islands are a paradise that relies on tourism, has English as its main language and our Queen is also theirs, so we're pretty sure tea will be served, in the afternoon or otherwise. #comoros by @emmax1782 on Instagram Southwest of the better-known Seychelles, floating in the Indian Ocean near Mozambique is the number 8 (from the bottom) destination, #comoros.
In this age of permanent connectivity & social media, if you’re into photography, travel, or even cupcakes, there’s no getting away from Instagram, although Facebook is still the giant in terms of volume of users worldwide. Personally, I lost the love for the platform when I discovered how many tricks are available to buy or unethically grown your follower base. And there seems no way around it. Applying hours of your time to growing a loyal fan based image by image will still take you decades to reach the heady heights Instagrammers with less, erm, patience (and virtue). However, its still a great place to find some really lovely photography (100 Prints is on there, after all!) and to research your next trip. With that in mind, we've gathered the top 10 most Instagrammed countries to date (Aug 2017) - perfect fodder for your travel bucket list. Here goes, we think you’ll be rather surprised by the results! (Instagram, August 2017, countries by hashtag, e.g. #india) 1. Japan 64.4 million 2. Italy 64.2 million 3. Dubai 54.9 million 4. Indonesia 52.1 million 5. USA 51.7 million 6. Thailand 41.7 million 7. France 40.8 million 8. Kuwait 37.4 million 9. Australia 33.9 Million 10. Mexico 32.5 million Finish the story on the 100Prints Blog... Follow 100Prints on Instagram. View all our Photographic Prints and find a little piece of heaven for your walls.