Holy Wells: Wales - A Photographic Journey

Phil Cope

The holy wells of Wales are one of its best keep secrets. Here, photographer Phil Cope, selects 42 of his favourites and reveals their histories, mystery and, stunningly, their physical appearance. Evocative, atmospheric, surprising and ornate, the wells of Wales make this is a fascinating and beautiful book - with full colour pictures throughout -  which will be much valued by tourists, historians, believers and photographers …

Publication September 2008

Ha-ha: Margam Revisited

Karen Ingham

Margam Park was the ancestral home of the Fox Talbots, of whom Henry was a pioneering photographer. Some of the earliest photographic images were made there. Steel made Margam Park, whose gothic mansion looks down on the town of Margam ...

Living in Wales

David Hurn

’Living in Wales’ is an album of one hundred and one duotone portraits of people who, in the words of David Hurn ’have enriched my life and that of Wales.’ It is a roster of the famous and distinguished in the fields of science, business, the arts, sport, the law, health, media, politics and religion ...

Mynydd Parys

Gwyn Parry

A retrospective through poems and photographs of the town of Mynydd Parys, near Amlwch on Anglesey, formerly one of the largest copper mines in the world.

Paradise Park

Karen Ingham

Karen Ingham has overseen a photographic survey of Townhill by seven professional photographers and the people of the estate themselves. Striking images of a place and its people leap from the pages of this beautifully produced book ...

Picture Welsh Poets

Stuart Smith

From the introduction: "It was whilst studying photography in America that I became interested in uniting image and text. I would write about photographs I had taken, and add other information, related and tangential..."

Return / Yn Ôl

Rhodri Jones

Born in Gwynedd, his father Welsh, his mother from Luxembourg,
Rhodri Jones grew up speaking Welsh, English and German. For the past two decades he has travelled widely in Central America, Europe, Africa and the Far East, building up an astounding photographic portfolio with images ranging from the mountains of Albania to the cities and deserts of China. Now based in Italy, he has turned his attention – and his lens – to his country of origin ...

The River Wye

Barry Needle

’The River Wye’ is a sumptuous record of an important and beautiful landscape. In breathtaking colour photographs, Barry Needle captures the essence of the river, from its source high in the mountains of mid-Wales to its entry in to the sea under the towering Severn suspension bridge.