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Britain as seen from a double-decker bus: Photos reveal life across the country in 1974 - from coalworkers' cottages in working class towns to tattoo parlours, pylon painters and rock'n'rollers - Vimarsana News

Britain as seen from a double-decker bus: Photos reveal life across the country in 1974 - from coalworkers' cottages in working class towns to tattoo parlours, pylon painters and rock'n'rollers

This stunning collection of nearly 1,000 people reveals the every-day lives of Britons nearly 50 years ago - in incredible pictures by photographer Daniel Meadows taken over the course of 14 months.

Portraits of Britain in 1973 — taken from a double-decker bus - Vimarsana News

Portraits of Britain in 1973 — taken from a double-decker bus

Fifty years ago, funded in part by a £100 cheque from The Sunday Times, Daniel Meadows began a unique photographic project, driving 10,000 miles and taking the portraits of more than 950 people along the way

Owensboro Short Film Wins Film Festival Awards in Louisville - Vimarsana News

Owensboro Short Film Wins Film Festival Awards in Louisville

Writer and Director Shane Devon was the darling of the Imaginarium 2023 Awards Banquet in Louisville. Congratulations to the entire cast and crew of Ghost-O-Matic.

Owensboro Short Film Wins Film Festival Award in Louisville - Vimarsana News

Owensboro Short Film Wins Film Festival Award in Louisville

Writer and Director Shane Devon was the darling of the Imaginarium 2023 Awards Banquet in Louisville. Congratulations to the entire cast and crew of Ghost-O-Matic.

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Collecting with a focus | Apollo Magazine - Vimarsana News

Collecting with a focus | Apollo Magazine

Diane Smyth considers the state of private and public photography collections in the UK