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Phoenix Railway Photographic Circle
Phoenix Railway Photographic Circle is a group of some of the UK's foremost railway photographers, founded in 1970 by Wyn Hobson, after interest in railway photography had largely foundered following the end of steam traction. Its aims were to reignite interest in contemporary railway photography and to further the boundaries of progressive and artistic approaches to the subject.
==The new approach==
Many railway photographers of the 1960s, most notably Colin Gifford and also Ian Krause, Malcolm Dunnett and many others had adopted what came to known as the 'new approach', an attempt to portray railways as a part of the environment and to inject a much needed sense of realism into their work rather than the standard sun over the shoulder three-quarter views prevalent at the time.
By 1970, as well as interest dramatically declining, the photographs that were used in the existing railway-photographic circulating portfolios of the time had begun to rely more and more on stock portraits of dubious quality, whose only virtue was that the subject-matter was steam-power; and any idea that photographers should turn their attention to the newer forms of rail traction tended to be viewed with little enthusiasm where it was not greeted with outright hostility.
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