Clydebuilt, the launch of the Jo Selje
Ffoton Wales very kindly asked me to talk about the image, of the imminent launch of the Jo Selje chemical tanker ship, from the front of my recent Clydebuilt I zine. This image, from 1993, is very dear to me, so it was easy to fill 3-minutes…
Pigeons, Klondykers and Tweed!
Three new zines of social documentary photography from Scotland in the early 1990s showing photographs of Pigeon Auctions in Ayrshire; of the Harris Tweed industry in the Outer Hebrides; and of the East European Klondyker fish factory ships in Shetland.
Clydebuilt, stockists.
I’m delighted with the reception to the three Clydebuilt zines, showcasing my photography of the shipyards and ship launches on the River Clyde spanning thirty years, which were recently released, and I’d like to link to a few shops, galleries and museums who are stocking the zines.
Muirburn, burning the heather
Photographing a muirburn - the burning of the heather, on a Scottish estate, to aid regeneration of the plants, and to provide young saplings for the Grouse birds to eat.
Cask strength workers.
Scotland-based photographer photographs behind the scenes, with the coopers who look after the valuable whisky casks and barrels in the cooperage at Loch Lomond Whisky group, Alexandria, Scotland.
Offshore wind, out to sea
Photographing out at sea, Glasgow-based photographer Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert ventures into the North Sea to photograph amongst the wind turbines of Scotland’ offshore wind energy infrastructure.
Clydebuilt - Shipbuilding on the River Clyde
Clydebuilt I, II & III - Three new zines of photography of shipyards, shipbuilding and ship launches on the River Clyde, by Glasgow, Scotland-based documentary photographer Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert.
Artists of Scotland, at Dunoon
Artists of Scotland exhibition poster - Portraits of Scotland's pre-eminent artists by photographer Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert. Exhibition will run at Dunoon Burgh Hall arts centre from 11th October - 12th November.
Access All Areas
Portraits of the First Minister of Scotland, John Swinney, and Deputy First Minister of Scotland, Kate Forbes. Photographed behind the scenes, on assignment for editorial clients in Scotland.
Artists of Scotland, revisited
New exhibition news for Artists of Scotland - a portfolio of portraits of 125 of the pre-eminent artists of our times, photographed in their studios across Scotland by Glasgow-based portrait and reportage photographer Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert.