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⏲ Duration: 16 min 43 sec
✓ Published: 24-Jul-2015
✓ Published: 24-Jul-2015
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Former conflict and Chief Press Photographer with the British Army, Giles Penfound talks candidly about his style of stills capture and story telling. The film was originally made as a living legacy piece for his wife and children, so that they may understand how photography affected and still affects him today. It has subsequently formed the start of a archival project about British photographers and their work around the World. This film contains some strong language, but used within context o
Former conflict and Chief Press Photographer with the British Army, Giles Penfound talks candidly about his style of stills capture and story telling. The film was originally made as a living legacy piece for his wife and children, so that they may understand how photography affected and still affects him today. It has subsequently formed the start of a archival project about British photographers and their work around the World. This film contains some strong language, but used within context o
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