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Our Unlocked organising committee; (L-R) Frankie McAllister, Sean McDonnell, Jonny Baker and me. Photo: Damian Walker *** Ealing BEAT weekend *** Do swing by and see Unlocked. Some of the photographers shall be there this weekend from 2-4pm (Saturday only for me), Venue 23+. It’s quite a unique canvas and London’s tallest outdoor exhibition of photography! Ealing London Independent Photography, of which I’m a proud member, has a groundbreaking, outdoor exhibition of photography, which covers all five storeys of Ealing Police Station! We’re most thankful for the loan of this amazing venue! The exhibition is called UNLOCKED; LOOKING BACK, LOOKING FORWARD. It’s a collection of 35 photographs (1.5m wide each) reflecting on the surreality of the pandemic and embodying hopes for the future. It opened on September 11th, 2021 as part of Ealing BEAT and will continue thereafter and see in 2022. Located at Ealing Police Station, 67-69 Uxbridge Road, London W5 5SJ and viewable during daylight hours and free. It’s kindly supported by Gogar Service, Fujifilm and Clarion Futures, alongside a crowdfunding by art lovers. With huge thanks to the Metropolitan Police and Ealing Police Station for providing such a unique canvas for our project and sharing our vision for this arts’ installation. @london_independent_photography @ealingbeat @metpolice_uk @gogarservices @fujifilmuk @clarion.housing @ealinglipThe Ealing BEAT weekend is here! Do swing by and see Unlocked. Some of the photographers shall be there this weekend from 2-4pm (Saturday only for me), Venue 23+. It’s quite a unique canvas and London’s tallest outdoor exhibition of photography! Ealing London Independent Photography, of which I’m a proud member, has a groundbreaking, outdoor exhibition of photography, which covers all five storeys of Ealing Police Station! We’re most thankful for the loan of this amazing venue! The exhibition is called UNLOCKED; LOOKING BACK, LOOKING FORWARD. It’s a collection of 35 photographs (1.5m wide each) reflecting on the surreality of the pandemic and embodying hopes for the future. It opened on September 11th, 2021 as part of Ealing BEAT and will continue thereafter and see in 2022. Located at Ealing Police Station, 67-69 Uxbridge Road, London W5 5SJ and viewable during daylight hours and free. It’s kindly supported by Gogar Service, Fujifilm and Clarion Futures, alongside a crowdfunding by art lovers. With huge thanks to the Metropolitan Police and Ealing Police Station for providing such a unique canvas for our project and sharing our vision for this arts’ installation. @london_independent_photography @ealingbeat @metpolice_uk @gogarservices @fujifilmuk @clarion.housing @ealinglipWell, here’s a first for me! Being recognised for my macro work! Delighted to share that one of my pictures has made the shortlist for Close-up Photographer of the Year, in the Manmade category of CUPOTY 03.Miners appear from the drift at the end of their shift. Aberpergwm Mine is the only source of high-grade anthracite in Western Europe and the only remaining operational coal mine in the UK. The anthracite from the mine is used in water filtration, rechargeable batteries and production of stainless steel, to name a few. Aberpergwm Mine, Glynneath, Neath, Wales, UK. Photo: ©Edmond Terakopian/2021. Shot on a Lumix G9 and Leica DG 50-200mm. #coal #coalmine #miner #coalminer #coalminers #miners #anthracite #waterfiltration #aberpergwmcolliery #lumix #lumixg9 #m43 #nextlevellumix #changingphotography #leicadg #leicadg50200 @lumix @lumixjapan @lumixuk @lumix_de @lumixusaCoal, or 'black diamond' as it's known by the miners. Aberpergwm Mine is the only source of high-grade anthracite in Western Europe and the only remaining operational coal mine in the UK. The anthracite from the mine is used in water filtration, rechargeable batteries and production of stainless steel, to name a few. Aberpergwm Mine, Glynneath, Neath, Wales, UK. Photo: ©Edmond Terakopian/2021. Shot on a Lumix G9 and Leica DG 50-200mm. #coal #coalmine #miner #coalminer #anthracite #waterfiltration #aberpergwmcolliery #lumix #lumixg9 #m43 #nextlevellumix #changingphotography #leicadg #leicadg50200 @lumix @lumixjapan @lumixuk @lumix_de @lumixusaA maintnance engineer ends his shift at the drift and collects his tools. Aberpergwm Mine is the only source of high-grade anthracite in Western Europe and the only remaining operational coal mine in the UK. The anthracite from the mine is used in water filtration, rechargeable batteries and production of stainless steel, to name a few. Aberpergwm Mine, Glynneath, Neath, Wales, UK. 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