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Or I'll set Fritz on to you...

Vote for images!

January 22, 2015

This time last year I managed to get a small portfolio of images reviewed on the Guardian website. Buoyed by this, 2014 was going to be the year of entering images for competitions and media coverage, but alas, life and things got in the way. To be honest with other things going on, I also found it easier to avoid the prospect of rejection and possible ridicule and instead of putting my work forward, I opted for other pressing jobs like ironing my socks or washing my hair.

So with  your help, this blog will act as a witness and a spur for me to do something with my images beyond adding them to this site.

First on the list is to get images published in one of my favourite photography publications, Black + White Photography magazine. Along with your exquisite taste and using the from below, I'd like to know which mini portfolio I should submit first. I'll leave the voting open till 29th January 2015 and look forward to seeing your choice.

Galleries

Gallery A - The Lone Citizen

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View fullsize Brick Lane Tales #2 (web).jpg
View fullsize No standing (web).jpg
View fullsize Paradise Lost .jpg
View fullsize This way (web).jpg
View fullsize Walk (web).jpg

 

Gallery B - They Live Amongst Us

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View fullsize They Live Amongst Us #4 (web).jpg
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View fullsize They live Amongst Us#6 (web).jpg

Gallery C - Urban Lines

View fullsize Converging (web).jpg
View fullsize Line Up .jpg
View fullsize Road less Travelodge web.jpg
View fullsize Madmen (web).jpg
View fullsize Landmark 3 (web).jpg
View fullsize Landmark 2 (1 of 1).jpg

Click on your favourite and press submit to vote.

Gallery A
Gallery B
Gallery C

Thank you, your vote has been counted.


 

 

Till soon....

Matt Peers

 

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