Alex Boyd – Part 1

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ALEX BOYD IN CONVERSATION WITH EMYR YOUNG SCOTLAND / WALES, MAY 2018 (released on the Ffoton podcast 1 June 2018) Part 1 of 2 Alex Boyd is a Scottish photographer with a deep passion for exploring Scottish identity in his raw but beautiful conceptual and figurative landscape photography. Having admired Alex's work for some time, Ffoton were pleased to sit down for a relaxed and fascinating discussion on his photography career, landscape and wider work portfolio to date around the time of publication of his new book: 'St Kilda: The Silent Islands' published in April 2018. View more of Alex's work on his website www.alexboydphotography.com Follow him on Twitter @AlexBoyd and on Instagram @mralexboyd Gallery images © Alex Boyd and used with permission of the photographer. Banner portrait © Laurence Winram Please note: Comments or views made by interview participants are their own and are NOT necessarily the views of the Ffoton Wales team. Also available on the Ffoton YouTube channel www.ffoton.wales Giving a voice to talented photographers across Wales since 2015. Follow us on BlueSky and Instagram @ffotonwales Made in Wales Further reading from this conversation: Takeshi Shikama: www.shikamaphoto.com Jason Hicklin: www.jasonhicklin.com Kyūya Fukada: 'One Hundred Mountains of Japan'

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