Ireland

IrelandKLAUS FRANKE These aerial photographs of Ireland are astoundingly beautiful. They reveal an immense and unsuspected wealth of colour hidden behind Irelands green facade yellow islands of gorse, the turquoise edges of the western coast, the algae borders of the winter lakes varying in colour from green to orange, deserted islands overgrown with rust brown ferns and the deserts of black peat bogs. Quite simply they are a revelation. Klaus Francke

with its influences on photographers such as Daniel Meadows and Homer Sykes

housing and rural life

he had been free for four years and had toured the world like a rock star

Finn is currently involved with the Hull International Photography Festival of which he is a patron

drool-drenched beards and wet noses

Their work is held in numerous public

and with great expressive authority

They became a distinctive type of fascist building that evolved under the directives of the youth organisations

For a generation of Italians the experience of fascism was a formative one

In the 1980s and early 1990s Melanie Friend worked extensively as a photojournalist

This is his fourth book

ISBN: 9781916915114