Kingdom of Hounds PM0206 and because of the issues

and because of the issues surrounding their decommissioning (dealing with the radioactive legacy and working in close proximity to it) much of the original infrastructure and equipment remain almost intact

Through gruelling weather

A Year in the Life of Chew Stoke Village is the culmination of a yearlong project in which Martin Parr immersed himself in the goings-on of a rural Somerset village on the outskirts of Bristol

I told him that one of my favourite books was his

Wilson gives us a politicised view of landscape and power that ties back to survey photography of Timothy O'Sullivan and the work of Mitch Epstein

Kingdom of Hounds PM0206 and because of the issuesRRB Photobooks is delighted to present Kingdom of Hounds, a new publication from documentary photographer Tony OShea. Born in 1947 in County Kerry, Ireland, OShea set out to return annually to his home county to pursue the Kerry Beagle drag hunt. Kerry beagles, one of the oldest native Irish dog breeds, are bred as hunters and trained by the local huntsmen. As strong a presence in the images as they are in the community, throughout the book the Kerry