Tobias Beach-Wyld
Hull was at one point the largest deep sea fishing port in the world, with entire communities based around the docks, and the vast majority of work in the city was in some way connected to the trawlers and their cargo. When this all came to an end it left Hull without an industry. What followed was mass unemployment, and since the trawler’s crews were classed as casual labour, none of the men received redundancy, adding to the hardship. Hull has shown a moderate recovery but the remnants of the buildings and docks remain, and with no funding or maintenance, stand as a sad reminder to many of what has been lost.
Tobias Beach-Wyld • Andrew Brown • Sarah Douglas • Rehab Eldalil • Amy Lawrence • Clodagh Moreland • Roxana Savin • Bren Slade • Michael Turner • Helik Van Rynswoud •
University for the Creative Arts
MFA Photography
Falmouth University
MA Photography
London College of Communication
MA Photojournalism & Documentary Photography
Ulster University
MFA Photography
University of Westminster
MA Photography Arts
University of Westminster
MA Documentary Photography & Photojournalism