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Stephen Ford
Stephenford
Male
EUROPE, United Kingdom, London
Nikon D40 and iPhone 4
remote places; reading; travel, socialising with photojournalists.
North Wales Chronicle
BBC
Royal Mail Courier Magazine
ICAN
City University London
OfficeParty
Speech & Language Magazine

Personal Statement

I'm an enthusiastic amateur photographer and photojournalist based in the UK and sometimes in South East Asia.
You can contact me through my website: http://www.stephenfordphotography.co.uk.

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Hi Tom I'm honoured to be

Submitted by Stephen Ford on Mon, 15/08/2011 - 14:07.

Hi Tom
I'm honoured to be included in the poll.
Steve

Hi Stephen, your photo was

Submitted by Tom Barfield on Mon, 15/08/2011 - 13:36.

Hi Stephen, your photo was nominated in today's photo of the week poll. Why not take a look, spread the word, and get out the vote? http://www.demotix.com/blog/791774/photo-week-15082011

Thanks Abdul....I always

Submitted by Stephen Ford on Wed, 27/04/2011 - 01:57.

Thanks Abdul....I always follow your stories with interest.
Steve

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The King of Thailand leaves hospital to make his birthday speech

Society

The King of Thailand leaves hospital to make his birthd...

King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand marked his 84th birthday with a speech to his people from the balcony of the Grand Palace. Tens of thousands of flag-waving Thai people lined the str...
by Stephen Ford, on 5th of December 2011
Areas of Thailand still lie under 1.5m of stagnant floodwater

Society

Areas of Thailand still lie under 1.5m of stagnant floo...

As flood barriers are dismantled around central Bangkok some villages are still submerged under a metre or more of stagnant floodwater. Detritus floats around abandonded homes. Vendors ...
by Stephen Ford, on 28th of November 2011
Mr Aye sifts through peoples flood damaged rubbish to restock his shop

Society

Mr Aye sifts through peoples flood damaged rubbish to r...

Nonthaburi's home owners clear their flood damaged belongings to the rubbish tips. Mr Aye sorts books from the scrapyard which he can salvage to restock his bookshop, decimated in ...
by Stephen Ford, on 28th of November 2011
Thousands of scarce books destroyed in Thailand's devastating floods

Society

Thousands of scarce books destroyed in Thailand's devas...

Mr Aye lost thousands of rare, scarce and secondhand books when his shop flooded in the Sai Noi area North West of Bangkok. He salvages what stock he is able to and dries all the ruined...
by Stephen Ford, on 24th of November 2011
Bangkok flood causes workers and factories to relocate

Society

Bangkok flood causes workers and factories to relocate

Threats of flooding in Bangkok cause a small jewelery factory to relocate to a safe area. One of the shop's employees was able to find a new job in a massage shop to avoid relocati...
by Stephen Ford, on 22nd of November 2011
Flooding closes central Bangkok schools for more than two months

Society

Flooding closes central Bangkok schools for more than t...

Thailands devestating floods closed 'unaffected' schools in Bangkok for more than two months, causing Thai schoolchildren to miss large proportions of their learning in 2011. ...
by Stephen Ford, on 22nd of November 2011
Students protest over tuition fees in central London

Politics

Students protest over tuition fees in central London

University students and political activists march through the streets of London to protest against the hike in tuition fees. A strong police presence contained the demonstration route. ...
by Stephen Ford, on 9th of November 2011