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Den Elliott was interviewed in February 2008 by VICE MAGAZINE, about his 2006 project entitled "The Kids are Alright". The images were made in Den's hometown of Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, and document the lives of young people growing up on a coastal housing estate.
The article has been published in print and online, and you can view it by clicking here
In response to the controversial and unlawful treatment of photographers in recent years by misinformed police, security staff and members of the public, I am enabling the free download of 'UK PHOTOGRAPHER'S RIGHTS' in PDF form.
This document clarifies the current laws that govern photography in Great Britain, and is especially relevant to the area of public or 'street' photography.
It is highly informative to both photographers and to members of the public who wish to know where they stand legally where photography is concerned.
You can download the 'UK Photographer's Rights' guide by clicking here
This document has been researched and prepared by a legal expert and can be printed out and carried by photographers, who can then produce it in order to clarify their legal position if challenged whilst lawfully photographing in public places.
On January 13th 2009, I photographed iconic punk band The Buzzcocks at Exeter Lemongrove for the Express and Echo newspaper. The article was published in the January 17th edition, and you can view it by clicking here
2009 has been a busy year for me, and i have enjoyed working with many new clients.
One such organisation is a new initiative called 'Take Part', which has been introduced in Exeter and is aimed at promoting active citizenship, encouraging members of the public to become more involved in their communities and particularly in the decision-making processes which directly affect our everyday lives.
I photographed many of the images for the Take Part Exeter website - you can view it by
