Inscription: '6754-4-17 / 1½’. Genre: Landscape Photography A section of an overgrown garden with pockets of flowers and a discarded sheet of plastic in the bottom left corner.
Inscription: '6763-2-8 / 1½’. Genre: Landscape Photography A garden table with umbrella and four chairs is set out on the raised lawn in front of the ‘Payless D.I.Y’ warehouse.
Inscription: '6764-3-11 / 3'. Genre: Landscape Photography Square format print view taken from the river’s edge looking to the opposite bank with the two pipes crossing overhead.
[Dobson lock at Apperley Bridge, 1987.] Photographer: Godwin, Fay
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Inscription: '6766-1-1 / 2'. Genre: Landscape Photography Square format print taken from the locks’ edge showing the closed gates and paddle, with the water at its highest level; a man peers over the railing to the canal below.
Inscription: '6766-4-14 / 2½’. Genre: Landscape Photography Square format print, view taken from the same location as the previous Oxenhope entries, the cart and row of slabs runs along the bottom edge of the print, a wooden hut is behind to the left and further away is the town with two chimn...
Inscription: '6767-3-13 / 2'. Genre: Landscape Photography View taken by a stone wall which is in the foreground (right); a house is in the mid-distance and further away to the left there is viaduct obscured by mist. Published in 'Elmet' (London: Faber, 1994) p.99.
Inscription: '6767-4-15 / 1½’. Genre: Landscape Photography View taken by a stone wall with a house is in the mid-distance and the viaduct further away. Similar to the previous entry though taken slightly further away from the wall. (One of two prints.)
Inscription: '6767-4-15 / 2’. Genre: Landscape Photography View taken by a stone wall with a house is in the mid-distance and the viaduct further away. Similar to the previous entry though taken slightly further away from the wall. (One of two prints.)
Inscription: '6768-1-4 / 1½’. Genre: Urban Topographical Photography Taken from the side of a road, it shows an area of redevelopment, rubble remains from a demolished building; the void reveals the W & J Whitehead factory that is in the far distance and rises above a small row of houses.