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| Wiktor Pental (see Transit, below) |
The twenty-first annual Hereford Photography Festival has opened and will run until 26 November. The theme of the festival is Movement - see the festival website for full details of the extensive programme of exhibitions and events. Below is a selection of images by photographers featured in just a few of the exhibitions. (NB these specific images are not necessarily included in the exhibitions.)
Motion Studies: New documentary photography beyond the decisive moment is at Hereford Museum & Art Gallery. The exhibition is curated by Simon Bainbridge, editor of the British Journal of Photography, and features work by Donald Weber, George Georgiou, Manuel Vasquez, Robbie Cooper, and Vanessa Winship. |
| Donald Weber, Interrogations |
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| George Georgiou, In the Shadow of the Bear: Street Scene, Tbilisi, Georgia |
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| Manuel Vasquez, Traces |
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| Robbie Cooper, Immersion (play video, here) |
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| Vanessa Winship, from Georgia series |
Transit, showing at three locations, in Hereford, Hay-on-Wye and Newport (see here for details) features the work of 8 Polish artists: Kuba Dabrowski, Tomasz Liboska & Michal Jedrzejowski, Krzysztof Miekus, Tomasz Padlo, Wiktor Pental (see image at top), KonradPustola, and Lukasz Trzcinski.
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| Kuba Dabrowski |
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| Krzysztof Miekus |
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| Tomasz Padlo |
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Konrad Pustola |
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Lukasz Trzcinski |
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| Jason Larkin |
Parkour Photography is an exhibition of work by Andy Day in the Watershed, Hereford. Parkour is a method of movement focused on moving around obstacles with speed and efficiency. (Wikipedia).
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| Andy Day |
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