East London Photo StoriesOne Neighbourhood, 14 Photographers
by Rachel Segal Hamilton
Format: Hardback
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Published to mark the fifth anniversary of Hoxton Mini Press, this compilation book contains work from the first 13 books in the much-loved 'East London Photo Stories' series. Appearing alongside next text and maps of the area there will be an edit of images from each project showing a different aspect of East London's colorful character - from its eccentric Hackney inhabitants and famous flower markets to its wild nightlife and tranquil waterways. This book takes the viewer on a visual journey through the heart of East London, the place where Hoxton Mini Press began.
Featured photographers include Martin Usborne, Madeleine Waller, Zed Nelson, Dougie Wallace, Jenny Lewis, Chris Dorley-Brown, Johanna Neurath, Nicholas Sack, David George, Chris Baker, Freya Najade, Polly Braden, David Campany and Andrew Holligan.
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