Our Community

The Central Station community is a combination of several social networks – Twitter, Flickr, Cargo Collective, Vimeo, Behance, Soundcloud & Facebook.

To join us you just need to be connected to Central Station on any or all of these platforms.

We can then see your work and consider it for our Showcase. It also means that other creatives can easily connect with you.

 
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    Featured Artwork
    Thu-01-Oct-2015

    craccrac biscotte

    Hopper-esque black and white compositions

    Featured Artwork
    Tue-22-Sep-2015

    Maite Guelerman

    Works by Chilean based photographer and cinematographer

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    Tue-08-Sep-2015

    Monse Orallo

    Street photography in monochrome

    Featured Blog
    Tue-01-Sep-2015

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    Join us. Be featured. Have your work seen across our social networks.

    Featured Artwork
    Tue-18-Aug-2015

    David Fyans

    Explore textures on the beach

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    Tue-28-Jul-2015

    Alan W Black

    Cinematic exposures of Japan's abandoned spaces

    Featured Artwork
    Tue-30-Jun-2015

    Sibel Doğru

    Photographer Sibel Doğru captures life on the streets of Gaziantep

    Featured Artwork
    Fri-05-Jun-2015

    David Dear

    Striking photography manipulated by Essex based photographer David Dear

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    Wed-06-May-2015

    Dave Ferrie

    See aerial shots of great cities in monochrome

    Featured Artwork
    Thu-30-Apr-2015

    Claire Quigley

    Claire Quigley uses various filters & apps to colourful effect

    Featured Artwork
    Thu-16-Apr-2015

    mabmacmoragh

    Fantastical otherworldly imagery by mabmacmoragh

  • Featured Artwork
    Tue-07-Apr-2015

    Tom Donald Clearwood

    See Glasgow in technicolour with photographer Tom Clearwood’s works

    Featured Artwork
    Tue-31-Mar-2015

    Robin Johnston

    Shapes and textures of water in black and white

    Featured Artwork
    Wed-25-Mar-2015

    Karen Fleming

    Domestic interiors, social history and strong colours explored in paint

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