Library - Biblioscapes

Silence

In dense fog, my walking companions often bemoan the lack of a view. I, however, treasure the rare moments when the onslaught on my senses is highly reduced.

Self-PublishedEuan RossAugust 20, 2022Alexandra Wesche

Trees

I wanted to explore this ubiquitous element of the British landscape. It’s almost impossible even in an urban area to not see a tree within your field of vision.

Self-PublishedEuan RossAugust 13, 2022Gary Turner

Believe Finding My Happy Space

Charting the two year journey to find balance in my life.

Self-PublishedEuan RossAugust 6, 2022Linda Bembridge

March Days

The Sands of Forvie, Aberdeenshire are the fifth largest sand dune system in Britain, and the least disturbed by human activity.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJuly 24, 2022David Baker

See It Through

Windows and the views and light that fall through them.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJuly 24, 2022Hilary Clarke

Uninhabitable Volume 2

Uninhabitable is a series of zines whch focus on the Anthropocene and the uncertainty of climiate change through the use of camera-less photographic processes which I have created as part of my final major project at college.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJuly 16, 2022Oliveia Bartlett

Otherworld

There is another world, an otherworld where, but for blood’s cadent hum, silence suffocates and a grey brume clings, shroud heavy, to everything.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJune 26, 2022Steven Lawson

In Silvam Sciryuda

The only place I knew when I moved to Nottingham UK. I wanted to see Sherwood Forest since I was a small kid reading about Robin Hood

Self-PublishedEuan RossJune 12, 2022Michal Tekel

The 2021 Annual

The 2021 Annual of photographs from New York City.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJune 5, 2022Joseph O. Holmes

Daughters of the Soil

This body of work creates a powerful portrait of the role women play in contemporary farming practices.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMay 29, 2022Joanne Coates

Uninhabitable Volume 1

The Anthropocene and the uncertainty of climiate change through the use of camera-less photographic processes which I have created as part of my final major project at college.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMay 21, 2022Oliveia Bartlett

Valencia

Santiago Calatrava has created a set of unique buildings brimming with graphical lines and shapes.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMay 7, 2022Roy Fraser

The Long Exposure

Beautifully calming black and white, long exposure imagery of water.

Self-PublishedEuan RossApril 9, 2022Gary Turner

#sharemondays2021

The concept of #Sharemondays is a platform where photographers can share their images with one another on Twitter through a weekly competition.

Self-PublishedEuan RossApril 8, 2022#sharemondays

The Fisher King

I am walking the margins of the village, up the earthen lane and across the fields which are normally dense with mud and the clotted footmarks of animals.

Self-PublishedEuan RossApril 1, 2022Ian Hill

The Scenic Detours

When I first saw the White Cliffs of Dover from the deck of a ferry from Calais, I was smitten. I fell in love before I even stepped ashore.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMarch 27, 2022Vanda Ralevska

Odayakana

Quiet moments of calm, standing alone at the side of the lake.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMarch 27, 2022Darren Rose

The Isolation Project

As a spontaneous reaction to their circumstances, for four days the MAP6 photographers documented their time in Finland during the start of the COVID crisis.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMarch 20, 2022MAP6

1Point4 Miles

I have become fascinated by the forms and shapes of certain elements and the thoughts and emotions that they inspire within me. It is my personal response to the way I see my environment.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMarch 5, 2022Matt Parker

Heime

A journey through the seasons From the cold grip of winter, through the warm endless summer nights and the exploding fall colours, before the dark approaches once again.

Self-PublishedEuan RossFebruary 26, 2022Arild Heitmann

Conversations with Nature

Forests, Deserts, Mountains, and Canyons, the importance of each environment, what makes them special, and the threats they currently face as a result of climate change, pollution, and development.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJanuary 30, 2022Eric Bennett