Thomas Giddings | Lavender

beautiful poetic film by Thomas Giddings:

Click here to see film.

Tim Barber | Exhibition & Book Signing

Come and check out Tim Barber new exhibition at Mother's London Office. The exhibition marks the launch of Tim's new book "Untitled Photographs"  on the 2nd February. 

See more of Tim's work here

Steve Harries | Behind the scene on his new film

Steve Harries' new film will come out at the beginning of the new year. We are all very excited about Steve's brilliant directorial debut that will be exclusively premiered on Nowness. In the meantime here are some behind the scene snaps from the set at 3 Mills Studio.

The Temper Trap

Simple but amazing video from The Temper Trap.

Wandering Comma exhibition

One of New York's most celebrated and hyped photographer these days, Ryan McGinley is showing his newest work at the Alison Jacques Gallery in London until the end of this year. For his solo show Wandering Comma, McGinley has assembled seven new photographs in the largest format the artist has yet worked in. Even if you weren't the biggest McGinley fan from the beginning on, it's safe to say that his work and aesthetic has evolved over the last years from a snapshot style to one that is planned, cinematic, timeless and even epic sometime. So if you find a bit of time in your pre-christmas schedule, get down and have a look into these dreamed worlds.

24 November – 22 December 2011 at Alison Jaques Gallery
10 – 6 pm, Tuesday to Saturday

Behind the Scenes: HTC Sensation

After watching the final result of a shoot, there's nothing better than enjoying the Behind the Scenes images to get an up close and personal look at the whole production...

Robin Friend | Slaughterhouse

In his series Slaughterhouse, Robin Friend slowly exposes the intensely coloured minerals of an abandoned Welsh mine. Even as it returns to an atavistic state, the people who carved out their livelihoods and the alien topography are still a palpable presence for the photographer. Just released is ARAF, a film made by Andrew Telling and Owen Richards who followed Friend into the Victorian mines, reverently capturing the light and the quiet atmosphere and the distinctive process Friend used to create these extraordinary images.