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CR Photography Annual party

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Posted by Creative Review, 24 September 2010, 12:27    Permalink    Comments (0)

To launch our Photography Annual issue, CR staged a private view of the winners' work at theprintspace in London's Shoreditch...

It was great to see a lot of the winning photographers at the party (see images below). Printspace printed and mounted all the Best in Book work, while the rest of the images were projected onto the gallery walls and also displayed as running sheets from the magazine. Congratulations to all the winners.

Many thanks to everyone at theprintspace

and especially to the sponsors of the Photography Annual, leading London based photographers agent Vue

and leading retouching and CGI house Happy Finish.

Thanks also to Peroni for supplying beer and Vitamin Water for soft drinks. Here are some images from the night (photography by RGB Photographic):

The PrintSpace gallery, our venue for the Photography Annual launch

Some of James Mollison's images from his Where Children Sleep series

Photographer James Mollison – his Where Children Sleep project won Best in Book

Photographer David Vintiner holds up the pages featuring his Enthusiasts series

Tim Flach's Flying Mop, featuring Puli, was also Best in Book. Flach's book, Dogs Gods, is out next month

And here's Tim himself, being interviewed for a film we'll shortly be uploading to the CR site

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