Photos, photographers and photobooks.

Helping me to look when there is seemingly nothing new to see.

Photography related musings - a mix of my own photos, photographers I admire and photobooks which inspire.

By Andrew Eberlin

Posts

The Church Above The Shops

The brutalist Broadmead Baptist Church, Bristol is Grade II Listed.
Jun 10 • Andrew Eberlin

Bristol’s own back-alley Gaudi.

Everard’s Print Works sits on Broad Street, perhaps the finest (and most varied) street for architecture in Bristol.
May 15 • Andrew Eberlin

The Mersey Funnel

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
Apr 27 • Andrew Eberlin

I get lazy with looking.

I glance at things and think I’ve seen them.
Feb 11 • Andrew Eberlin

Desert Island Photobooks - British Documentary (20th century).

After my last post reminiscing about evenings spent at the Martin Parr Foundation in the company of some of the UK’s finest photographers, it feels…
Dec 17, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin

No one is a prophet in their own land.

Thank you Martin Parr for helping us see, smile and for finding your Foundation.
Dec 11, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin

A Jotter and an Exhibition

The Monthly Jotter is now on Substack and news of an exhibition in Bristol
Oct 2, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin

The Evil Headquarters of an Evil Corporation

Developers are moving in on Bastion House and The Museum of London...
Sep 26, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin

The (dis) United Kingdom

In the early 80s, Paul Graham published a trilogy of photobooks documenting a fractious UK dealing with the demise of manufacturing and the early…
Sep 14, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin

The Switch and The Clore

Extending the Tates Modern and Britain
Aug 30, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin

Brutiful Bristol

A rebuilt city centre of "overpowering mediocrity, neither good to look at nor fun to walk round…” (Ian Nairn)
May 9, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin

A burst of glory

Coventry Cathedral welcomes everyone. Including those who "got lost on the Ring Road and wound up here by mistake."
Apr 15, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin

“One of the single most thrilling architectural experiences in Europe…”

Lloyds of London - outrageous, paranoid, disturbing
Apr 8, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin

What's The Point?

The Point in Milton Keynes. A “whimsical Constructivist pyramid”.
Mar 17, 2025 • Andrew Eberlin