Colin Thomas

Documentary photographer

[Neil Phillips @NeilPhillipsFCA]

I think @lucyallan has now taken down her tweet but that doesn't excuse her. One day Telford will again have an MP who really cares about constituents, who works with the Council and who is able to say sorry for their mistakes. Until that day we have Lucy Allan.

[isa bonnet @IsaBonnet]

Ouverture officielle de @InstitutPhoto de Lille aujourd’hui. Mon expo Home Sweet Home, co-produite avec les @rencontresarles jusqu’au 15 décembre.

[NHS Million @NHSMillion]

We rarely post anything from political parties, but couldn’t agree with this more.

Richard Branson, does your tweet mean you’re happy to return the £2 million you sued the NHS for?

Please RT if you also think he should give it back.

[loupemag @loupemag]

LOUPE OPEN CALL - ISSUE 10
Deadline: 5/8/19

Issue 10 will be our first themed edition, national identity.

Check out our article explaining why the new direction: https://t.co/pKtN1GuXQZ

Information on submitting: https://t.co/2cis34ZepQ

[Karen Shepherdson @KJShepherdson]

Review of @TCMargate Seaside Photographed in the Economist 1843 So rewarding to see this exhibition which I co-curated with Val Williams is still attracting regular attention. https://t.co/cHoIeImDrF

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

It will never match the likes of Bondi Beach. But bleak as it is, the British seaside has an undeniable charm https://t.co/24CaP4DNlX From @1843mag

[Black River @readblackriver]

"I’m not sure that photography changes anything, but... it’s important to recognise that runaway kids & women who survive by selling their bodies exist. Many people lead protected & sheltered lives... it’s important for them to look at other ways of life"

https://t.co/hHj7LnUde9

[Jim Mortram @JAMortram]

@SirWilliamD This decade. David, rendered 100% NLP blind after an accident, eats soup. Illuminated by a halogen heater that he only uses once or twice a day in the bitter cold winter for fear of the cost. This is what Tory #austerity looks like.

[Karen Shepherdson @KJShepherdson]

Beautiful spread in today’s @guardian on @TCMargate Seaside Photographed.

[Dust-to-Digital @dusttodigital]

Remembering Mable Hillery, born on this day in 1929 in La Grange, Georgia. Here she is singing “How Long Has the Train Been Gone” in Toronto in 1966. She’s accompanied by Sunnyland Slim on piano, Brownie McGhee on guitar, Willie Dixon on bass, and S.P. Leary on drums.

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

From Juvenile Jazz Bands, 1979 series by Tish Murtha, UK social documentary photographer best known for documenting marginalised communities, social realism and working class life in North East England #womensart

[ffoton @FfotonWales]

Martin Parr on his sofa for a chat with the talented Ken Grant @martinparrfdn @kengrantinfo @RRBPhotobooks
https://t.co/v1GuDsUf6Z

[Side Gallery @SideGallery]

this is worth 6 minutes of your time; a slide show of some of documentary photographer @mikcritchlow’s images from Ashington in #Northumberland > and do look out for his forthcoming book ‘Coal Town’ to be published by @bluecoatpress

[Colin Thomas @colint2011]

@A_Jax @grainphotohub @PHOTOCAFEbham Excellent talk Andrew, thank you. I look forward to seeing your exhibition at @mac_birmingham in May

[Inside the Outside @inside_the_out]

Sorry for our recent quietude, we've been searching for some fantastic landscape photography series to share over Autumn & Winter.

[John Davies @JohnDaviesLive]

https://t.co/0Lj8gHMXEo

[Welsh Bollocks 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @welshbollocks]

Archaeologists have discovered what's thought to be Max Boyce's first album whilst excavating near Neath abbey. https://t.co/MKcdW8oXUH