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'Hufelandstrasse, 1055 Berlin' is Harf Zimmermann’s 1986–87 series of portraits of the people and places of Hufelandstrasse, a bustling neighborhood street in the heart of Berlin. For over a year,

The Polish Map of Scotland is a concrete scale model of Scotland. The brainchild of Polish war veteran Jan Tomasik, it was built between 1974-79 and is claimed to be

Coming through Carnoustie yesterday when a woman asked me to go and check on this chap as he'd been wondering around the park looking a bit lost, within 2 minutes

Scottish photographer @simonmurphy7 has been photographing the residents of Glasgow's Govanhill, highlighting and celebrating the diversity the area he once called home..I will post a few of those images in

No one is born racist!.Birmingham, 1968.Photo Janet Mendelsohn No one is born racist. .Middlesbrough, 1970s.Photo Robin Dale No one is born racist .London 1973–1975..Photo Simon Pope No one is born

The Art of Album Covers..Original photograph used by Raymond Pettibon whilst designing Sonic Youth's 1990 album 'Goo'. Pictured are Maureen Hindley and David Smith. Both were key witnesses in the

From the Terrace to the Streets..A work in progress..A group of Leeds United fans on a night out following a match in October 1972. Photo by Harold Halborn Female supporters

Ernest Cole was born in South Africa’s Transvaal in 1940. In his book: House of Bondage – published in 1967, he was the 1st photojournalist to highlight the daily realities, humiliations, and

In 1970, photographer Chris Morphet (pictured below) travelled to the Shetland Isles to document the Fair Isle industry.Here are some of those images. The start of the production line... Fair

John Claridge was born in Plaistow, London in 1944 and began taking photos of the East End as a teenager in the 1960s. .Here are some of those images. .Self-Portrait with Keith, E7,

The Caribbean Immigrants who transformed Britain. .Invited here by the UK goverment to help rebuild the economy after WW2, the Windrush generation brought much more to the UK than just

New Years Eve 1966, using a Rolleiflex camera and Kodak color transparency film, photographer Danny Lyon spent the evening photographing those travelling on New York's subway. Here are some of