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In photography ‘the decisive moment’ is continuously referenced: photography enables us to take a moment in time and preserve it forever, allowing the viewer an insight into our personal vision and perception.

A diverse collection of works created by contemporary photographers was exhibited at Tonic Art Space, situated in the corridors of the historic Victorian building of Leeds General Infirmary.

Friday 29th February was the date for the Private View - an extra day which meant nobody had any excuses and everyone came and joined us for a lovely evening. 

Time  showcased the work of over twenty talented photographers from across the UK they were: 

Anthony Briggs, Giuliana Sommantico, Emma Graney, Sally Mundy, Paola De Giovanni, Bella Wood, Isabella Wood, Jennie Claire, Richard Pearce, Natasha Allen, John Rankin, Joan Alexander, Patricia Belson, Simon Bowcock, Helen Moore, Sam Seager, Barry Hobson, Michelle Lord, David Yates, John Rankin and Karen Harvey.

 

Very good, lovely people and brilliant pictures! - IS

The exhausting battle up the M1 was well worth it. Great exhibition. Great photos- love the quality and varied approach to the theme. Well done! - RP 

Inspiring work. Very professional credit to the industry - IO

A very interesting and dynamic mix of work - PB

Lovely work and well organised - NE

Very inspirational photographs! - FO

The whole exhibition is reflecting the theme about hospitals! - MD

The exhibition is very good. Pictures are fantastic! - NT 

An excellent exhibition of diverse and interesting themes. - PH