I'm Com'un Home In The Morn'unPhotographs of the northern soul scene in the 1990s by Elaine Constantine are the subject of a new book, published by RRB Photobooks, and exhibition at the Martin Parr Foundation. The photographs, many seen here for the first time, were taken in venues including Manchesters Ritz, Londons 100 Club, alongside smaller venues such as a lad called Steves kitchen. In the early 1990s Constantine had recently moved from Manchester to London for her

Some Thing means Everything to Somebody boldly marks the passing of time by weaving images of these surreal totems in the landscape amongst those of objects with sentimental value

were central to a photograph or used as a framing device

Bad Weather was Parr’s first monograph and acted as a survey of people of the UK and Ireland going about their lives in typically inclement weather

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Myers has always maintained that he had no grand plan with his photography

Presented as a luxurious cloth hardcover

The images are included in a custom presentation folder and sealed in a printed box

remaining central to their communities and preserving a distinctive part of the UK’s culinary heritage

The publication is released to coincide with the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2016

presenting work previously unseen outside Iran

Changes occurred in the early 1980s that hit metal manufacturing particularly hard

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