Another Place Press — Library

River

I returned here, to a small bridge across the river, more than I did to any other place, taking pictures of the river against the moor and a wild patch of forest in the distance.

Another Place PressEuan RossJune 23, 2024Alexandra Rode

Haywire

Suspended above the streets of Kathmandu, a tangled web of wires tells the story of rapid expansion and adaptation.

Another Place PressEuan RossMay 12, 2024Dillon Marsh

As We Wander

The solidity of my surroundings and my own fluidity. I am a visitor for an all too brief time. I will end. You will end. The landscape will remain.

Another Place PressEuan RossJanuary 21, 2024Al Brydon

Passage

‘... like the dream of a world that is visible before it takes shape as a reality’.

Another Place PressEuan RossNovember 5, 2022Guy Dickinson

Fragments Vol 1

A series of 'visual notes'
chance observations
collected fragments...

Another Place PressEuan RossOctober 23, 2022Iain Sarjeant

Passenger

The route takes in a variety of landscapes from rural suburbia, through the Mersey Tunnel and in to the city centre. Observing the passing scenes through condensation covered windows has been an inspiration.

Another Place PressEuan RossOctober 23, 2022Lin Blythe

Uncovering Shibuya

These views represent a moment in its evolution, scenes have transformed in a few years, but even for the structures that survive through time unchanged, people’s perception of them will be different.

Another Place PressEuan RossDecember 18, 2021Sayuri ichida

On The Trail

It is said to be the most challenging trail in the British Isles, but probably also the most rewarding as it leads the walker through the most remote and dramatic places of Scotland.

Another Place PressEuan RossNovember 5, 2021Virginie Chabrol

Suicide Machine

After looking at my passport the desk attendant asked, "Bridgend, isn't that where all the suicides are?" It then dawned on me that the town where I was born, grew up in and still live, was now infamous, nationally.

Another Place PressEuan RossAugust 14, 2021Dan Wood

Beachy Head

Beachy Head is the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain and allows views of the south east coast from Dungeness in the east, to Selsey Bill in the west.

Another Place PressEuan RossMay 5, 2021Brian David Stevens

Undertow

‘Undertow’ documents the changing relationship between an islander and her home.

Another Place PressEuan RossMay 1, 2021Frances Scott

North Sea Swells

Fishing has always been a part of my existence, trips to the shore every weekend with my Nanna and Grandad, obsessing over tales told from family maritime connections.

Another Place PressEuan RossApril 20, 2021Joanne Coates

Inner Sound

The timeless, deep pull of the ocean is strong; nature is powerful, it will prevail. Dark tides swell and rise, awaiting those who ignore warning signs. Endure and pray not to go under – hope for a lull and weather the storm.

Another Place PressEuan RossMarch 23, 2021Iain Stewart

A9

Taking root in the central belt, it runs northwards through Perthshire and into the Cairngorms, winding between mountains along the same route taken by centuries-old military roads.

Another Place PressEuan RossJanuary 8, 2021Frances Scott

Dinosaur Dust

The work explores encounters between people and nature, playing with light, impermanence and the faculties of seeing.

Another Place PressEuan RossDecember 30, 2020Zoe Childerley

The Illusion of Purpose

Exploring ideas of materiality, monumentality and the sculptural, questioning the relevance of the physical in our increasingly virtual age, and in a world of communication hijacked by technology.

Another Place PressEuan RossDecember 10, 2020Victoria J Dean