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46°14′0″North 6°3′0″East by Algy Brinton
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46°14′0″North 6°3′0″East by Algy Brinton
  • Type:  Limited Edition
  • Medium:  Photography
  • Style:  Other
  • Subject:  Architecture
  • Year:  2012
  • Edition:  of 5
  • Size:  50.0 x 180.0 x 1.5 cm
  • Ready to hang:  No
  • Frame:  No
  • Signed:  No
  • Materials:  Lambda c-type print on Fujiflex paper, face mounted under Perspex with Dibond back and subframe.
  • Shipping:  Ships from United Kingdom
50.0 x 180.0 x 1.5 cm

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46°14′0″North 6°3′0″East

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Algy Brinton

Algy Brinton is a London based photographer who has captured societies across no less than five continents. Algy’s photographic projects often study the human condition through the landscapes they create.

Having studied Photography at the London College of Printing, Algy has honed his skills further by assisting modern masters of photography - including Warren Du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones.

Algy has worked closely on commission projects for a variety of clients, including Disney, The British Fashion Council and the BBC. In 2011 the artist published his first book, ‘Twice the Man’. The book follows a pictorial year in the life of The Grenadier Guards, from their sacrifices in the poppy fields of Afghanistan to their ceremonial duties at The Queen’s Birthday Parade in London.

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