Hue Hale is a visual artist born and raised in the quiet suburbs of North Dublin City, Ireland. He shoots mainly on medium format film and occasionally on 35mm film. With a Bachelor’s degree in Photography, from the Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design, and Technology, he has taken part in various group exhibitions throughout Ireland and the UK. His work has been exhibited, published in books, zines and presented online.
Victoria J. Dean is a photographic artist based near Belfast, Northern Ireland. Her practice explores the human propensity to rationalise space, in the context of place and landscape.
John Minihan (born Dublin 1946) is one of Ireland’s most celebrated photographers, famous for literary portraits and landscapes.
Alan Butler’s work explores material and philosophical ideas about how imagery and meaning function in technologically mediated realities.
Phelim Hoey is a visual artist based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, who has received his Bachelor in Photography at the University of the Arts Utrecht in 2014. His work consists of conceptually created series that don’t limit themselves to photography alone.
Richard Mosse is an Irish conceptual documentary photographer, best known for his photographs of the war in the Eastern Congo using color infrared film intended to create a new perspective on conflict.
Yvette Monahan is an Irish photographic artist. She creates visual narratives, which reveal stories hidden deep in living places.
Barry W Hughes is a photographer and communications specialist living in the UK.
