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As promised at the end of last month’s instalment, I have made an attempt to explain and describe one of my images so as to make my process and methods, my thoughts and my aim that little bit more accessible. As it were, to lay bear my artistic intentions and to stop hiding behind a faux academic writing style or the images themselves. Hopefully, it will serve to make my work more appreciable and perhaps clarify my understanding of my own reasons for wandering around with a camera.

“Here We Come A-Wassailing” – One&Other explore the strange world of New Years day traditions in our weird and wonderful region of Yorkshire,

For those of you unsure of where to find some special one off gifts, look no further.

This week has been National Baking Week and all over Britain people have been inspired to create delicious baked goods…

In 1999 Ray Cardy left behind his job as a teacher to learn the art of chocolate making, and opened…

The Ice House, York Before the invention of the refrigerator, icehouses were used to provide cool storage for most of…

To celebrate national Potato week this last week we decided to pay homage to the faithful spud by scouring the city, eating an abnormal amount of fish and chips and letting our readers know our top 5 Fish and Chip shops.

Alligator has been in my memory of York always. Their red painted awning (now slightly faded) is wonderfully familiar. Growing…

Whether in need of a good start to the day or a hangover cure, these places never fail to please.

Photographic explorations of the details we love in our city.

Henshelwoods Deli, overlooking the market, is a treasure trove of delicious goodies, and a step back in time to an age where informed, helpful service, and fresh produce sold to you in weight were commonplace.

This September, it seems we will be battling for a glimpse of sunshine. In fact, so far, the Autumnal weather…

Your definitive guide to Vintage shopping in York.

For those of you unfortunate enough to suffer from Coeliacs, not only are you inflicted with the general discomfort of the illness itself but also the hassle of finding a place to eat.

Not many people realise quite how many art galleries there are in York or even how big the art scene is in this fair city.

Tucked away at the bottom of the Shambles lies Ye Olde Sausage Shoppe, a family-run business that is playing an important role in championing local produce, and the support network between local food retailers in the city.