Robert Parkinson, I work with animals
a family archive, concertina zine of ephemera from father's period of working abroad.

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Robert Parkinson, I work with animals
a family archive, concertina zine of ephemera from father's period of working abroad.
Adam Murray - Preston is my Paris
Another photographer came into give us a talk about his work. This talk was about “Preston is my Paris” founded in 2009 by Adam Murray and Robert Parkinson. The work started off shooting 35 mm black and white and creating them as a zine that was handed out in Preston. They created many zines that became very successful.
http://prestonismyparis.co.uk/
Robert Parkinson, M&M Line
Published 2012 by PPP
Love that picture, love the framing
Jamie Hawkesworth, Adam Murray, Robert Parkinson, Industria, Virtus, et Fortitudo (Derby)
Self-published (Preston is my Paris) 2011,
Jamie Hawkesworth, Adam Murray, Robert Parkinson, Derby
Self-published (Preston is My Paris) 2011, commissioned for the Format Festival
Jamie Hawkesworth, Adam Murray, Robert Parkinson, Preston bus station
Published 2010 by Preston is my Paris
I have received a package in the mail, last week, from Adam and Robert (Preston is my Paris). They sent me their latest publications. One of them is about Preston bus station. Architecture pictures (views or details), and portraits. PPP works on documenting their city, life in a place where there is not much to do... art is their response.
I love the use of polaroid, mixed with classic images, and the fact that some pictures hide a big part of other ones.
Robert Parkinson, Coliseum
Published April 2010 by Preston is my Paris
some found films of the Coliseum cinema
18, my favorite number