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4. Tears

Patricia Pulido shares a picture of tears in a happy place.

3. Father's Day

Ova Hamer shares an image of her late father.

2. Faraway

Federico Alfonzo photographs a framed picture of him and his son

1. Family Fridge

Robin Cracknell photographs his family fridge

Introduction: Family Photography Now 40 Weeks

Presenting the ambitious forty-week digital photography project Family Photography Now

Soho Then: Ep. 4 - Clubs & Late Night Establishments

Soho Then: Ep. 4 - Clubs and Late Night Establishments Press play, listen, scroll through the transcript, and take yourself back to Soho then with the images in this photo-based

Sabine Thoele: Adrift

Self-taught photographer Sabine Thoele observes the pond in her local park.

Soho Then: Ep. 3 - Fashion & Tailoring

In this episode, Martyn Borovick is our guide to the history of Soho's world of fashion and tailoring.

Soho Then: Ep. 2 - Film & Cinema

In this episode we explore the topic of Film and Cinema in Soho’s past. Leslie Hardcastle and Pamela Power are our guides.

A Story Behind A Photograph by Hayleigh Longman

Hayleigh Longman shares the touching story behind a portrait

Podcast Series: Soho Then

- Soho Then is a photo-based podcast. Over six, themed episodes people share their memories and experiences of living and working in one of London's most notorious neighbourhoods - from

Resource: Being an Assistant Photographer

Patrick Sampson shares top tips on becoming an assistant photographer

Soho Then: Ep. 1 - Food & Shopping

With contributions from former and present-day residents and workers, this episode explores the topic of Food & Shopping in Soho's past.

Below Ground Level

The below essay was commissioned for Loose Associations vol. 4:3, a printed reader edited to accompany the exhibition Roman Vishniac Rediscovered.

Holding It Still

The below essay was commissioned for Loose Associations vol. 4:3, a printed reader edited to accompany the exhibition Roman Vishniac Rediscovered.

Article: Putting on an Exhibition

Develop participant Beneen shares their experience organising, curating and participating in an exhibition

Roger Mayne: A Photographic Imagination

To respect the camera’s “candid, detached vision”, and to develop “a photographic imagination – the ability to visualise the world in "photographic terms”