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Sony World Photography Awards winner kicks down barriers 16 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 2 minutes to read Bank Top, a collaboration with writer and academic Abdul Aziz Hafiz, focuses on a tight-knit neighbourhood in Blackburn, northern England. It looks at issues including social deprivation, housing, unemployment and immigration. Photo / Craig Easton (UK), Sony World Photography Awards overall winner Bank Top, a collaboration with writer and academic Abdul Aziz Hafiz, focuses on a tight-knit neighbo...

Craig Easton who captured the culture and misrepresentation of communities has been named World Photographer of the Year 2021. Run by the World Photography Organisation (WPO), the Sony World Photography Awards are in their 14th year. More than 330,000 images were entered across 10 categories in four different competition classes: Professional, Open, Student, and Youth. Craig was announced World Photographer of the Year 2021 by Scott Gray founder and CEO of the World Photography Organisa...

Craig Easton who captured the culture and misrepresentation of the Bank Top area of Blackburn has been named World Photographer of the Year 2021. Run by the World Photography Organisation (WPO), the Sony World Photography Awards are in their 14th year. More than 330,000 images were entered across 10 categories in four different competition classes: Professional, Open, Student, and Youth. Craig was announced World Photographer of the Year 2021 by Scott Gray founder and CEO of the World Ph...

Thursday, 15 April 2021, 5:17 pm © Craig Easton The World Photography Organisation is delighted to announce the overall winners in the prestigious Sony World Photography Awards 2021. The Photographer of the Year title and accompanying $25,000 (USD) cash prize and a range of Sony’s digital imaging kit is awarded to the esteemed documentarian Craig Easton (United Kingdom) for his series Bank Top. Also announced are the ten category winners alongside 2nd and 3rd place of the Professional comp...

Sony World Photography Awards 2021 winner Craig Easton portrays an “authentic” Blackburn Easton has won Photographer of the Year for his Bank Top project, documenting the tight-knit Blackburn communities described by mainstream media as “the most segregated in Britain”. Words The winners of the Sony World Photography Awards 2021 have been unveiled, with UK-based photographer Craig Easton winning Photographer of the Year – and its accompanying $25,000 cash prize – for his series Ba...

Creative Cumbrians are invited to Kick Down the Door with a free online seminar. The Zoom session, which will be ran by The Ashton Groups Theatre Factory on February 23, aims to help those with a degree in performing arts, or other arts subject but are unsure of what to do next. Kick Down the Door is a series of interactive seminars designed to remove the barriers to progress. To request more information, call 01229 430636 To book a place on the seminar, visit: www.picktime.com/theatr...

It was filmed four years ago, that was before the jail, the particular video were showing viewers. was that still going on when you were there? and to emphasize to our viewers, you just got out last month. you have a very recent view on what its like. >> absolutely. for every inmate on a tier, they would have at least two to three knives on them. 04:03:21:2 periodically check the tiers. they would come sign a book, walk right out the door. inmates would do what you would call a kickdown. you wou...