This is the essential guide to the north of Scotland. This book is full of practical information to get the most out of your trip through some of the country’s most spectacular scenery, together with stunning colour photographs and detailed maps. This is both the perfect planning tool and travelling companion.
Focusing on a small community in Blackburn, England, this work by Craig Easton delves into the themes of representation and misrepresentation of northern communities. It highlights the complexities of segregation and integration, as the town has garnered attention for being labeled the "most segregated town in Britain" by BBC's Panorama. Through striking photography, Easton aims to challenge perceptions and offer a deeper understanding of the lives within this tight-knit community.
Exploring the intergenerational impact of poverty, this photographic project by Craig Easton captures the lives of the Williams family across three generations in northern England. It highlights how social policy failures have perpetuated deprivation over time. Originating from a 1992 series on a homeless family in Blackpool, the work responds to political rhetoric about welfare reform. The project sheds light on the realities faced by those labeled as part of a "something-for-nothing society," offering a poignant visual narrative of their struggles.
From the romance of sunset picnics in a Welsh landscape, to the thrill of wild camping in the far-flung corner of a Scottish national nature reserve, this book features 52 weekends that can inspire a new found love of the countryside and refresh your spirit.
Brigid Benson's Hebridean Journey is a fabulous invitation to discover the unique spirit of Scotland's sensational island archipelago on the farthest edge of Europe.