Morning all. Photographer Robin Weaver. Pensioners on a day trip to Aberavon beach 1970s.

Yes this photo is featured in the zine along with my photos of the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign, taken on the site of that state-sanctioned police riot in June 1984.

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The zine for Rebellion! is now available in my shop. It has 55 photos distilled down from 40,000 taken over the life of the project. I’m very pleased with the quality of the printing and hope you like it https://marcdavenant.com/product/rebellion-zine/

Manchester, 1976, photo by John Bulmer. The shoes!

Morning all. Photograph by Graham Smith. Tarzan Swing off the King Edward Railway Bridge, River Tyne, Gateshead Side, 1977.

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Glasgow, 1965. Photo Bruno Barbey

Edinburgh called it in 2018.

Some photos from the Descendents gig at the O2 in Glasgow, March 25.

When kids ruled the streets . Middlesbrough, 1976. Photo Philip Jones Griffiths

Now printing for the pin-up version of the Rebellion! exhibition which opens in Newcastle in June. This one is recent, from the National Coal Mining Museum strike which remains ongoing. #Photography

Morning all. Photograph from Lee Shulman’s The Anonymous Project. www.anonymous-project.com/en/collection

1978

Neighbours in Blaencwm, Rhondda, south Wales, 1973, photo by Robin Weaver.

When kids ruled the streets . Blackhill, Glasgow, 1976. Glasgow Herald Archives

Test image post. Mull boats.

New York, 2023. #Caturday

'Hanging out in the Mayfair Cafe to watch the world go by, share cigarettes and kill time' Widnes, Cheshire, 1982. Photo by Peter Marlow.

After Street Level Photoworks the Outsiders exhibition on homelessness and substandard housing will now also be shown at Hillhead Library, Glasgow from 21st May - 28th June 2026 www.streetlevelphotoworks.org/event/marc-d...

The Rebellion! exhibition opens in June at Newcastle City Library and will be there for three months. It is an exploration of protest as an essential part of our cultural identity in the face of draconian anti-protest legislation.

Miners at a TUC demonstration, Hyde Park London, 1974 by the late Nick Hedges

Let's knock Friday right out the park

Let's knock Friday right out the park

Let's knock Friday right out the park

Time traveller #StreetPhotography

Seven years today since we first introduced you to this absolute unit.

The Outsiders touring exhibition will be shown next at Blackpool Central Library from 14 April to 25 May 2025. This will be the pin-up version of the exhibition, essentially the same display which was shown inside the Houses of Parliament in January last year.

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Shared for #SeventiesSunday #Blackhill #Glasgow in 1976

#fallfriday It's springtime but I still miss the streets at dawn And in the morning walking your bridges home As I sit and stare at all of England's souls I tell you something I wish I was in Edinburgh youtu.be/AbMG1v7qDqs?...

Let's knock Friday right out the park

According to Bridget Riley, Movement in Squares was the beginning of her exploration of geometric form and spatial dynamics. Movement in Squares (1961)

When kids ruled the street . Blackhill housing scheme in Glasgow, 1976. Glasgow Herald Archives

Lee Perry would have been 89 today. Sending birthday wishes to wherever in the universe the Black Ark has docked

When kids ruled the streets . Kids playing Kerby in Niddrie, Edinburgh, 1989. . Via Craigmillar Gold YouTube channel

When kids ruled the streets . Kids playing Kerby in Niddrie, Edinburgh, 1989. . Via Craigmillar Gold YouTube channel

Huge thank you to @crisis-uk.bsky.social for stepping in and handling the transportation of the Outsiders exhibition from venue to venue. It’s been a lifesaver as we only budgeted for three bookings but ended up with twelve. It’s a fabulous charity in every respect.

Printing the proofs for the Rebellion! exhibition today

📷 Chris killip

📷 Vanessa Winship

New Year. New Name. Same Brand. Been toying with the idea of the name for a few years. Doric Skateboards had got too restrictive in the mind of potential customers and maybe my own head. And so to celebrate the first year in the Studio, I thought let’s do this.

Three men, pints perfectly synchronised, photographed in the Seaforth bar on the corner of Gorbals St and Rutherglen Rd in 1966 by actor Steven Berkoff. 📷 Steven Berkoff #glasgow

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Swansea, Wales - 'Yma/Here' (11 & 12) An ambiguous and extensive examination of the urban topography of South Wales and the West of England from 2016 to 2018.

'The 70s'.

Remembering Sidney Poitier on his birthday 🎂 When Poitier died a few years ago, this wonderful portrait was everywhere on the web, but rarely with a photo credit. It's by NYTimes photographer Sam Falk, from 1959.

1973, The Biba Boutique, London📸Gerhard E. Ludwig

The Sinclair Microvision pocket TV, designed by British inventor Clive Sinclair, on display at the Radio Show in London, July 1966