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For the last ten months or so I've been collaborating with two other photographers; Michael McGinley and Mike Stephens, exploring how our work overlaps and works together. We are now taking this experiment further by creating an exhibition of our works in Arles, France. This is curated as a collaborative piece and is the first presentation of the ideas and visuals we have been developing together. 
We are all exploring landscape photography, responding to a changing world and attempting to find fresh ways to express our responses. For me this is an extension of my Periphery project; investigating the relationship between humankind and the natural world through the fringes of cities. 

 We are part of the Voies Off festival which runs alongside Les Rencontres d'Arles:

 http://voies-off.com/index.php/en/

So if you happen to be in Arles between the 29th July and the 4th of August, please come and see us and our works at Galerie Des Arènes: A Space for Photography at 17 Rue Des Arènes 13200 Arles.

https://aspaceforphotography.com

We have a website with further information:

 https://openworld.photography

You can follow our journey on Instagram too:













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