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‘Pioneering photography’: early images of Newhaven’s fishers – in pictures

When David Hill and Robert Adamson captured the lives of a small Scottish community in the 1840s, were they creating the first ever social documentary series? A fascinating new book makes the case Continue reading...

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According to The Guardian’s source item, ‘Pioneering photography’: early images of Newhaven’s fishers – in pictures, When David Hill and Robert Adamson captured the lives of a small Scottish community in the 1840s, were they creating the first ever social documentary series? A fascinating new book makes the case Continue reading…

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