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FORMAT: Paperback / softbackISBN: 9781913025472
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PAGES: 192
PUBLICATION DATE: September 1, 2022
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Tribes of Edinburgh and Leith
By (author) Stephen Millar; By (photographer) Alan McCredie
Stephen Millar returns to explore Edinburgh, its neighbouring Leith and the ‘tribes’ that reside there. In the book, he discusses how the groups came to be and where they are going. From the Morningside Ladies to the Speculative Society, from the Leith Dockers to the Knights Templar, accompanying photos by Alan McCredie bring these tribes to life.
Stephen Millar
ALAN McCREDIE has been a freelance photographer for a decade, working with most major agencies in Scotland and beyond. He has specialised in theatre and television but is perhaps best known for his documentary and travel photography. A member of Documenting Britain photo collective, he is a Perthshire man lost to Leith.STEPHEN MILLAR is the author of the London’s Hidden Walks series. He has written and provided photographs for a number of magazines and books including the Independent on Saturday.
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