These images don’t look like they could have been taken in World War 2 (partly because they are in colour), but they were. Percy Hennell developed a colour photography process that was suitable for recording war wounds and the surgeries that ensued. His images were used for the book ‘Principles and the Art of Plastic Surgery’- not exactly every photographers dream for their work, but the images are nonetheless really interesting and very powerful.
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Embarking upon long-term projects, Hannah Reynolds’ practice centres on documenting facets of society and their inherent issues. In her latest body of work, Reynolds investigates the small East Anglian town of Newmarket, internationally renowned as the epicentre of Horse Racing.
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