Anna Bruce is an Edinburgh based artist who works in a variety of mediums including film, sculpture & photography.

What’s in the blog:
Anna’s blog is a mix of documentation of past exhibitions, as well as posts about her current work. It’s a very clever resource of Anna’s work and who she’s worked with.

Why we like it:
As well as being a visual delight, we like that Anna’s artist statement seems to evolve. There are insights into what she as an artists, and as a person, is learning through her research and collaborative projects. It’s a nice touch.

Hidden treasure:
Tucked away in one of her posts, Anna mentions a participatory project she runs called STREET-SIDE, which essentially is a collection of photographs of interesting roadside attractions (or distractions). Its well worth a look.

Where to find out more:
Read Anna’s blog here.
Follow Anna Bruce on Twitter.
Contribute to STREET-SIDE here.

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MULL IT OVER is a series of web based interviews with innovative contemporary photographers from around the world. The blog is run by Jonathan Cherry, who is himself a fine art documentary photographer.

Some of the more recent interviews feature: Simoneau Guillaume [Montreal], Trevor Powers [Boston], Hiroshi Clark [Los Angeles], Luke Pownall [Melbourne] & Stephanie Mill [Toronto].

There is an invitation for anyone who would like to participate to get in touch.

Browse MULL IT OVER.
See work by Jonathan Cherry here.
Follow Jonathan on Twitter

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Ande Murdoch is a Glasgow based photographer. Focused is his blog.

What’s in the blog:
Mostly posts by Ande as he goes about his business, mingled with thought processes about photography & his work.

Why we like it:
Posts come with some beautiful photography, generally of views of Glasgow you haven’t noticed before (even if you know it well).

Hidden Treasure:
Ande has been working with pin hole techniques – both with traditional and with digital technology – for his Time project. Interesting stuff.

The girl with her head in the clouds (pinhole image)

From inside the GOMA to Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow

Where to find out more:
Read the blog here.
See work by Ande Murdoch on flickr.
Follow Ande on Twitter.

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Zara Picken is an illustrator based in Bristol, UK. Zara combines digital and handmade elements. Projects begin with pencil drawings and are completed using Photoshop in a distinctive style.

See more from Zara’s Glitch project here, and for more projects look here.

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