The TravellerHARVEY BENGE The photographs in The Traveller span a period of 15 years or more and cover Harvey's many journeys from the South Pacific through Asia to Paris, his European spiritual home. Part fiction, part autobiography the book deals with Benges recurring themes of loss, and, as his self portraits attest, impermanence. The Traveller is a personal reflection of the world where strange connections occur. Benges photographs never offer answers, only

The book is accompanied by texts by David Campany

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their charm is in the chips

Paul Hill and Thomas Cooper began to interview some of the ‘movers and shakers’ of 20th Century photography when they were teaching colleagues at Trent Polytechnic

Buddhist and Jain

This revised edition included several new images

singing the British National Anthem throughout his school years

Bibliothèque Nationale

96 colour plates

These images won 7 international awards last year and have been featured in major news outlets

without ceremony and who are often still unknown

A Place In The Country