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  • Marcus Bastel

    Marcus Bastel

    While both title and images I have chosen are of a somewhat dark nature I would not label them as dark in spirit. Perhaps contemplative. Days are short, darkness descends, our outlooks and focus changes. We rush through the day to get out of the cold, the wet, the dark to cosy up inside. Perhaps

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  • Tim Houghton

    Tim Houghton

    Tim Houghton is a British photographer whose work explores vulnerability, isolation, and the quiet psychological spaces that exist beneath everyday life. Working primarily in documentary and street photography, his images often focus on moments of emotional pause — people caught between connection and solitude. Based on the south coast of England, Tim’s practice is shaped by

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  • The Monday Triptych

    The Monday Triptych

    This series, shot on a quiet Monday along Brighton’s seafront, invites you to pause and take notice. The Monday Triptych explores the interplay of form, space, and restraint. It focuses not on the spectacular, but on the usually overlooked elements that make up our surroundings. These three black and white photographs present structures that have

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  • Pain

    Pain

    Motion Detected An exploration of movement, energy, and the unseen forces driving us forward. Motion Detected captures fleeting moments, raw emotions, and the rhythm of life in motion. There is a sense of momentum in every piece, whether it is the blur of a memory, the rush of change, or the shift between stillness and movement. This

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  • QUIET DECAY

    QUIET DECAY

    Echoes of the past linger in every crack and shadow. The peeling paint and fractured walls tell stories of time, resilience, and quiet decay. Sunlight filters through the weathered shutters, offering a fleeting glimpse of life in this forgotten space. There’s something hauntingly beautiful about abandoned places like this-where history whispers and nature begins to

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  • Tracks of Time

    Tracks of Time

    “Tracks of Time” is a photographic series by Joanne Enders that focuses on the timeless appeal of railroads and the industrial landscapes surrounding them. Through carefully chosen angles and attention to natural light, the images highlight the textures, colors, and stories embedded in these spaces. The series captures moments of stillness and movement, offering a

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  • The Fog

    The Fog

    This evocative collection captures the serene and mysterious beauty of mist-shrouded landscapes. Each photograph invites the viewer to step into an otherworldly realm where light, shadow, and texture blend seamlessly. These images highlight the stillness and solitude of nature, offering a meditative experience that lingers in the imagination. Through the interplay of delicate tones and

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  • In Grain We Trust Vol.1

    In Grain We Trust Vol.1

    In Grain We Trust Vol. 1 marks the highly anticipated second exhibit by Gabriel Spangler here on D’Arblay Street, offering a compelling exploration of analogue photography’s enduring allure. Shot entirely on 35mm film, the collection embraces the intrinsic beauty of film grain—not as an imperfection but as a core element of the medium’s aesthetic and emotional

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  • Saeed Barzegar

    Saeed Barzegar

    My name is Saeed Barzegar, and I am a professional photographer based in Milan, Italy. Originating from Iran, my photographic journey has spanned various genres, including portraiture, street photography, architectural photography, and landscapes. However, the underlying theme of my work is consistently visual poetry. I hold the conviction that the mundane transforms into the extraordinary

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  • Camilla Holter

    Camilla Holter

    Camilla Holter Black and white photography has been my main focus over the last few years. There is something in the subtle shades between black and white where you can guide the viewer to what you want them to see. There is magic in its ability to highlight and hide, transform and merge, evoke feelings

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