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© Neil Hall
© Neil Hall
© Neil Hall
© Neil Hall
© Neil Hall
© Neil Hall
Neil Hall 06/05/2010 UKIP candidate for the Buckingham constituancey Nigel Farage narrowly escapes death as his plane crashed to the ground at Hinton Airfield, Northamptonshire. Farage attempted to fly a UKIP Banner from the light aircraft. It caught in the planes tail causing the accident. Image of Farage pulled from the wreckage. © Neil Hall
30/07/2012 The University of Law graduate Gabrielle Turnquest, 18, will become the youngest person in the history of the English and Welsh legal system to be called to The Bar after passing The University of LawÕs Bar Professional Training Course. Her achievement will be formally recognised at a call ceremony at the Honourable Society of LincolnÕs Inn on Tuesday 30th July 2013 in London. Neil Hall Editorial Photographer +44 (0)7766227770 neil@neilhallphotography.com www.neilhallphotography.com © Neil Hall
25 March 2013 Credit: Neil Hall Feature: Fog Catchers of the Atacama Image of a fog collecting net at the Alto Patache fog oasis near Iquique in northern Chile. When fog passes through the net water condenses into small drops before being collected into a a water tank. The Atacama desert in Northern Chile is the driest place in the world. In many places rainfall has never been recorded and there is no possibility of life. However, people are trying to reverse the trend of desertification by harvesting coastal fog in large nets. Fog and moisture in the air passes through the net and condenses before travelling through pipes into tanks where it is stored. The fog water is pure for drinking and can be used for agriculture. The Universidad Catolica has a scientific research centre at Alto Patache. The results have shown that life is waiting to be found in the desert. Fog water has been used to transform a once arid patches of desert into a gardens. Currently a collective in the village of Chanaral use the water for Aloe Vera farming. Water is a vital resource in the Atacama where it is scarce and in high demand from mining industries. Currently water is piped to towns from hundreds of miles away in the Andes or driven by water trucks. Fog collection offers a clean cheap and sustainable water resource for the future. However, in Northern Chile it is in danger unless there is further investment from the government and authorities. © Neil Hall
Copyright Neil Hall 08/08/2011 Further riots in London. Peckham has had clashes with police and rioters as well as looting. Image of looting at Peckham high Street © Neil Hall











About
About Neil Hall Neil Hall is a multi award winning photographer and multi-media journalist working as a staff at the European Pressphoto Agency Neil also enjoys working in other photographic mediums and has a particular interest in pinhole photography. Neil is a board member of the British Press Photographers Association (BPPA) Selected Exhibitions and Awards: 2016 - Moscow International Foto Awards - Highly Commended 2016 - Selected work - Portrait Salon, The Reminders Photography Stronghold Gallery, Tokyo 2015 - Selected work - Portrait Salon, Embassy Tea Room, London 2015 - The Zone selected for exhibition - Photomonth PhotoOpen, Richmix Gallery, London 2015 - Selected pinhole photographs, Discerning Eye, Mall Galleries, London 2013 - Press Photographers Year, National Theatre, London (Selected) 2013 - FotoDocument Fringe - Winner 2013 - Royal Photographic Society Biannual Exhibition (various UK dates) 2012 - News Photographer of the Year category (finalist)- The Picture Editors Guild 2012 - Foto 8 Summershow Exhibiton, Host Gallery, London 2011 - Winner of the Royal Photographic Society Joan Wakelin Bursary 2011 – The Press Photographer’s Year Exhibition, National Theatre, London (First Prize Live News) 2011 – Foto 8 Summershow Exhibition, Host Gallery, London (Highly Commended) 2011 – Open Photography, RWA, Bristol 2008 – The Bristol 9, The Architecture Centre, Bristol (solo exhibition) 2007 – The Observer Hodges Photographic Awards, Guardian News Rooms, London
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