Recently back from his sabbatical travels, lighttrap old boy Rob Williams returns with a new gallery entitled Shoreline in which his graphic style brings together colour and shape in saturated compositions that fall almost nostalgically on the eye. Good to have you back Rob. more ...

Last summer Neil Gardiner attended Alton's annual agricultural fayre and took full photographic advantage of this amazing British institution: where trestle table stalls of the WI nestle seamlessly with fun fairs, Angora goats and the local huntsmen, in all their saturated glory. more ...

Matt Buttrick's recent visit up north to see the family, took a day-trip detour to Morecambe and led him to discover a photographic gold mine. Once known as 'The Naples of the North', its existence now is a little more subdued with desolate fun fairs and plastic balls for 99p. more ...

New galleries by new photographers are coming thick and fast. This one, Woods, by the newest of new boys Peter J Morgan, compiles a beautiful collection Peter has been building for some time, and with long exposures and mad crazy lighting techniques it's guaranteed to leave you wondering 'how'd he do that then?' more ...

New boy Richard kicks of his lighttrap alliance with a new gallery. His style - as much observation as documentation - produces in his work a categorising attention to detail and relentless diversity, yet the strong graphic undercurrent creates seemingly preconceived sets. more ...

Graffiti, like its cave painting cousin, can sometimes outlive the event that inspired it, as W32's recent diary of NYC graffiti proves. Anti-war stencils that a few months back were passionate statements, exist now like old post-it notes, and provide a sober reminder of events now slipping from our minds. more ...