RICHARD BILLINGHAM: Landscapes: 2001-2003Billingham has photographed increasingly within the landscape and this book brings together this work for the first time. The images are contemplative and thoughtful and reflect his primary concern for the making of an image. Billingham first exhibited in 1995 at the Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London, by whom he is still represented. His work has received significant international acclaim in 1997 he won the Citibank Photography Prize and his work was

as consumers

hens and over one hundred sheep

‘I sing the praises of life

Klaus Francke originally trained as an architect but practised for only nine years before turning to photography

from the resettlement of his family there in the 70s

after 15 years on the team until 2019

meting out an awesome brutality where heads are rolled into crowded discos and dismembered bodies are abandoned on busy streets

an unsatisfied spiritual longing

Recognised as one of the most innovative and inventive photographers currently working on the international stage

In that sense

These are sites developed for tourism and linked to death

Dougie Wallace has captured Blackpool in all its profligate glory