Great War Portraits

It’s been a few years since I first read the novel Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks. So I was looking forward to the BBCs adaptation hoping it would do it justice, well it did more than that. Mr Faulks must be a very pleased man.

A Story from 1940. "Songster the Oldest Horse in the Army. And with its passing the country has lost its oldest warhorse, the Leicestershire Yeomanry has lost a faithful animal which had endeared itself to the unit.

The film War Horse has reminded me of the veterans featured in Great War Portraits who had experiences with horses during the First World War. 'Smiler' Marshall and 'Robbie' Burns recall their harrowing experiences during the Great War.

How Downton Abbey portrays the Great War will define it either as an historical drama or just a period soap opera.

Currently on a UK tour is R. C. Sherriff’s WW1 play ‘Journey’s End’, I’ve just seen it at The Duke of York’s Theatre in London.

After receiving a mention on the Polish Pentax Users website GWP has shipped copies to Poland and the Czech Republic.

Thank you very much for your talk at Mill Green Museum last night - it was splendid!

Keith Collman has been interviewed about Great War Portraits and his photography by Wojtek Kutyla for the photographic website Visiosophia.

The moment of truth, the printed sheets have arrived, called f&gs (folded and gathered) essentially the book pages prior to binding.

As well as the A6 mailers I've designed a roller banner that I can use on promotional events.