PADDY SUMMERFIELD: The Oxford Pictures 1968-1978a properly nostalgic vision, but one that is devoid of any sentimentality to many it may seem bleak and unduly pessimistic Gerry Badger Between 1968 to 1978, Paddy Summerfield photographed Oxford students in the summer terms. No older than his subjects, he shared their uncertainties: I was young and unsure and found a way to show this. I felt like an outsider, and lonely, that there was always something going on, parties and drinking, but elsewhere.

He is the author of Making War at Fort Hood

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His work has been exhibited widely at venues such as the Royal Academy of Art

’ In his images

it incorporated both Norfolk and Burke’s photographs alongside work resulting from a series of workshops by Simon Norfolk with Afghan photographers

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It was here that he produced his most famous work

something that he had not previously experienced in Germany

Oregon’s poet laureate

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Chris Dorley-Brown set up his Hackney based darkroom off Mare Street in 1984 documenting east London

He is widely known as a leading traditional printmaker