Studies in Photography is delighted to announce the new journal Leaves, produced in collaboration with the Astley Ainslie Community Trust. ‘By leaves we live’ – Patrick Geddes Leaves looks at issues of nature, health, wellbeing and creativity...
Studies in Photography are working with Mind and their Edinburgh resource The Stafford Centre to organise a print sale of work generously donated by photographers associated with Studies in Photography, or Scottish photography.
We publish a re-written article by A.D. Morrison-Low: ‘Tripping the Light Fantastic’: Henry Talbot and David Brewster, from an archive edition of Studies in Photography with new images.
Sara Stevenson provides a new preamble and postscript to a piece of research on a group of calotypes of Australia and Peru in the SNPG collection – originally published in Studies in Photography, Spring 1988.
We are disappointed to have had to postpone exhibiting Best of FLOW at Gallery 525, here is a preview of some of the work to tide you over!
David Buchanan follows his History of Scottish Photographers with this detailed chronology – on the years 2012 – 2020.
David Buchanan follows his History of Scottish Photographers with this detailed chronology – on the years 2002 to 2012.
David Buchanan presents A History of Scottish Photographers, a three part series on the network of photographers and their journal NOTES.
Known for her artist’s books, Helen has created an extraordinary range of works over the past 50 years. From her early partnership with Telfer Stokes through to her independent projects, Helen has always sought to create a unique way of presenting photography in the book form.
Studies in Photography has worked with the National Trust for Scotland to publish the proceedings of The Morton Photography symposium The Camera, Colonialism and Social Networks.
