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Stephen Ford
Stephenford
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EUROPE, United Kingdom, London
Nikon D40 and iPhone 4
remote places; reading; travel, socialising with photojournalists.
North Wales Chronicle
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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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That would be great Ian. See

Submitted by Stephen Ford on Tue, 17/04/2012 - 08:00.

That would be great Ian. See you then!
Steve

Shame we could have met up

Submitted by Ian Kydd'Miller on Tue, 17/04/2012 - 06:22.

Shame we could have met up but I dont get back to PP until the 30th.. maybe next time ....

Yes last day today.

Submitted by Stephen Ford on Tue, 17/04/2012 - 03:30.

Yes last day today.

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Red shirt demonstrators return to central Bangkok

Our World

Red shirt demonstrators return to central Bangkok

Red shirt protesters arrived back at the Ratchaprasong junction in central Bangkok. They intend to commemorate the young nurse Kamonkade Akkahad shot dead two years ago by government fo...
by Stephen Ford, on 26th of April 2012
Slum dwellers cling onto homes to prevent demolition by developers

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Slum dwellers cling onto homes to prevent demolition by...

The Phnom Penh Borei Keila community was, prior to 2003, a poverty dwelling for around 1800 households. Only a handful of residents have escaped eviction from the slum situated on prime...
by Stephen Ford, on 17th of April 2012
Last remaining squatters in the Borei Keila slum again avoid eviction

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Last remaining squatters in the Borei Keila slum again ...

Police Officers and district officials failed to evict the final inhabitants living in the Borei Keila slum in Phnom Penh. Strong opposition from the tent dwellers on the derelict site ...
by Stephen Ford, on 16th of April 2012
Bridge of Death they couldn't face to see demolished - Phnom Penh

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Bridge of Death they couldn't face to see demolished - ...

In 2011 nearly 400 people died in a stampede on the newly opened 'Rainbow Bridge' from Phnom Penh city to the Diamond Island. The reason for the death and injury toll has neve...
by Stephen Ford, on 16th of April 2012
Thai's pay their last respects to Princess Bejaratana

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Thai's pay their last respects to Princess Bejaratana

Thai's from all walks of life, isolated from the official state funeral by security forces, flock to pray for the late Princess Bejaratana as her Royal funeral ceremony takes place...
by Stephen Ford, on 9th of April 2012
Lightningbolt strikes Bangkok as Bejaratana funeral ceremony begins

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Lightningbolt strikes Bangkok as Bejaratana funeral cer...

A massive thunderstorm hits Bangkok as the three day state funeral ceremony starts for HRH Princess Bejaratana of Thailand. Her Royal Highness was the only daughter of HRH King Vajiravu...
by Stephen Ford, on 8th of April 2012
St. Asaph in North Wales is granted city status by the Queen

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St. Asaph in North Wales is granted city status by the ...

The tiny town of St. Asaph in North Wales is granted city status by the Queen. Queen Elizabeth II declared city status for the historic cathedral town today as part of her Diamond Jubil...
by Stephen Ford, on 14th of March 2012