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DANIEL MEADOWS IN CONVERSATION WITH EMYR YOUNG
monmouthshire, MAY 2017DANIEL MEADOWS YN SGWRSIO GYDAG EMYR YOUNG
SIR FYNWY, MAI 2017
monmouthshire, MAY 2017DANIEL MEADOWS YN SGWRSIO GYDAG EMYR YOUNG
SIR FYNWY, MAI 2017
Daniel Meadows talking to Ffoton, May 2017. © Brian Carroll
Daniel Meadows talking with Ffoton's Emyr Young. © Brian Carroll
“I am a Documentarist.
I have spent a lifetime recording British society, challenging the status quo by working in a collaborative way to capture extraordinary aspects of ordinary life, principally through photography but also with audio recordings and short movies.”
I have spent a lifetime recording British society, challenging the status quo by working in a collaborative way to capture extraordinary aspects of ordinary life, principally through photography but also with audio recordings and short movies.”
— Daniel Meadows
Studying photography alongside Martin Parr at Manchester Polytechnic in the early 1970's, Daniel Meadows has remained passionate about social documentary photography, education and storytelling ever since. His photography archive, held in the Library of Birmingham, is an important record of British society through the 1970's and 80's - and his influence can be seen in contemporary photography in the UK and further afield.
Kick back and listen to our full conversation with Daniel below.
Ffoton also captured a video segment with Daniel where he describes the influential work he did on Digital Storytelling whilst working with the BBC and Cardiff School of Journalism. Watch this special video below...
“Rwy’n berson dogfen.
Rwy ‘di treulio fy mywyd yn cofnodi’r gymdeithas Brydeinig, herio’r ‘status quo’ ac yn gweithio ar bob agwedd o fywyd cyffredin yn bennaf trwy ffotograffiaeth ond hefyd trwy sain a ffilmiau byr.”
Rwy ‘di treulio fy mywyd yn cofnodi’r gymdeithas Brydeinig, herio’r ‘status quo’ ac yn gweithio ar bob agwedd o fywyd cyffredin yn bennaf trwy ffotograffiaeth ond hefyd trwy sain a ffilmiau byr.”
— Daniel Meadows
Fe astudiodd Daniel Meadows law yn llaw a Martin Parr ym mholytechnig Manceinion yn y '70 cynnar. Mae e wedi dal yn ddryw yw waith fel ffotograffydd dogfennol cymdeithasol, addysg a'i gariad o adrodd stori
Cedwi'r ei archif personol yn llyfrgell Birmingham ac mae'n record bwysig o fywyd cymdeithasol Prydain yn y '70au a'r '80au.
See below for a small selection of Daniel's work, reproduced here on Ffoton with kind permission of the photographer.
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View more of Daniel's photography and Digital Stories on his website www.photobus.co.uk
Gallery images © Daniel Meadows. Used with permission of the photographer.
Podcast images © Brian Carroll.
Please note: Comments or views made by interview participants are their own and are NOT necessarily the views of the Ffoton Wales team.
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DANIEL MEADOWS IN CONVERSATION WITH EMYR YOUNG
monmouthshire, MAY 2017DANIEL MEADOWS YN SGWRSIO GYDAG EMYR YOUNG
SIR FYNWY, MAI 2017
monmouthshire, MAY 2017DANIEL MEADOWS YN SGWRSIO GYDAG EMYR YOUNG
SIR FYNWY, MAI 2017
Daniel Meadows talking to Ffoton, May 2017. © Brian Carroll
Daniel Meadows talking with Ffoton's Emyr Young. © Brian Carroll
“I am a Documentarist.
I have spent a lifetime recording British society, challenging the status quo by working in a collaborative way to capture extraordinary aspects of ordinary life, principally through photography but also with audio recordings and short movies.”
I have spent a lifetime recording British society, challenging the status quo by working in a collaborative way to capture extraordinary aspects of ordinary life, principally through photography but also with audio recordings and short movies.”
— Daniel Meadows
Studying photography alongside Martin Parr at Manchester Polytechnic in the early 1970's, Daniel Meadows has remained passionate about social documentary photography, education and storytelling ever since. His photography archive, held in the Library of Birmingham, is an important record of British society through the 1970's and 80's - and his influence can be seen in contemporary photography in the UK and further afield.
Kick back and listen to our full conversation with Daniel below.
Ffoton also captured a video segment with Daniel where he describes the influential work he did on Digital Storytelling whilst working with the BBC and Cardiff School of Journalism. Watch this special video below...
“Rwy’n berson dogfen.
Rwy ‘di treulio fy mywyd yn cofnodi’r gymdeithas Brydeinig, herio’r ‘status quo’ ac yn gweithio ar bob agwedd o fywyd cyffredin yn bennaf trwy ffotograffiaeth ond hefyd trwy sain a ffilmiau byr.”
Rwy ‘di treulio fy mywyd yn cofnodi’r gymdeithas Brydeinig, herio’r ‘status quo’ ac yn gweithio ar bob agwedd o fywyd cyffredin yn bennaf trwy ffotograffiaeth ond hefyd trwy sain a ffilmiau byr.”
— Daniel Meadows
Fe astudiodd Daniel Meadows law yn llaw a Martin Parr ym mholytechnig Manceinion yn y '70 cynnar. Mae e wedi dal yn ddryw yw waith fel ffotograffydd dogfennol cymdeithasol, addysg a'i gariad o adrodd stori
Cedwi'r ei archif personol yn llyfrgell Birmingham ac mae'n record bwysig o fywyd cymdeithasol Prydain yn y '70au a'r '80au.
See below for a small selection of Daniel's work, reproduced here on Ffoton with kind permission of the photographer.
Yma ar Ffoton trwy garedigrwydd y ffotograffydd fe welwch gasgliad bychan o'i waith isod.
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View more of Daniel's photography and Digital Stories on his website www.photobus.co.uk
Gallery images © Daniel Meadows. Used with permission of the photographer.
Podcast images © Brian Carroll.
Please note: Comments or views made by interview participants are their own and are NOT necessarily the views of the Ffoton Wales team.
See our Terms page for more details.
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