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0001103_HalfmoonCamerawork_Photograph_TheNonconformists_4.jpg

The Non-conformists - Martin Parr

Lee Dam Swim. Johnny O' Hara (front) and Percy Bull (right) broke the ice to allow swim to take place.

Item No.

0001103

Format
Photograph
Medium

Photograph

Dimension/Duration/Pages

1

Origination Date
1976
Theme
Image & representation
Class & social conditions
Collection
Half Moon Photography Workshop / Camerawork
Project Locations

Todmorden, West Yorkshire, UK

Originator
Copyright

Martin Parr

For copyright and publishing enquiries please contact info@fourcornersfilm.co.uk

Tags
susie parr, black and white photography, hebden bridge, west yorkshire, calder valley
susie parr, black and white photography, hebden bridge, west yorkshire, calder valley, calderdale, pennines, mill town, mill workers, gamekeepers, shop owners, traditional life, contemporary life, methodist, baptist, independent, character, cabbage, tea, lunch, brass band, weaving, anniversary, wedding, ironic, chapel, humorous, declining industries, closing factories, documentary, community, documentation, traditions
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