StarlingsThe photographs in Starlings were made on one afternoon in December 2023 at Ham Wall, a wetland wildlife sanctuary managed by the RSPB in Somerset. The images show the stillness of late afternoon as the starlings fly in to roost. As the book progresses, thousands of birds are shown in full flight before disappearing with the coming of darkness. It is thought that up to a million starlings roost at the Avalon Marshes at Ham Wall. Some of the birds

and observations to illustrate the complexities of change and failure

The publication of the book coincided with the exhibition James Barnor: Ghanaian Modernist at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery as part of Bristol Photo Festival

the club soon became the beating heart of London nightlife for 1980s pop culture and a magnet for its most influential figures

including 100 copies with signed and limited pigment print

both sets of work are connected by the themes of labour and endurance

This book brings together his pictures of the game

his ennui during the endless days of lockdown

These groups included Roma

stored beneath the floorboards

with the same message

Over 400 new images were edited down to those in the book and sequenced by Timoney

Parr has achieved with these images is more a series of portraits of the lonely outposts of civilisation