Tim Adams

1 month ago | observer.co.uk | Tim Adams

Sophie Green’s images of the British seaside portray not an island of strangers but of people from different walks of life having fun in the sun Sophie Green started taking pictures of seaside Britain in 2020, just as the first pandemic lockdown eased. It was partly a question of necessity; the two documentary projects she had been working on – one about church congregations and the other about the culture of stock car and banger racing – remained off limits.

1 month ago | us14.campaign-archive.com | Tim Adams

Achieving an immersive audio experience in your church goes beyond mere sound amplification; it's about creating a worship environment that engages congregants on a profound level. Whether you're planning for a traditional sanctuary, a contemporary worship space, or a hybrid setup that combines in-person and online elements, strategic audio design plays a crucial role.

1 month ago | observer.co.uk | Tim Adams

A car navigates the potholes of Irkutsk after heavy rain. Not long after documenting America’s post-industrial Rust belt, photographer Seamus Murphy was asked to explore the ‘new Russia’. What surprised him most was not the stark differences but the visual similarities Photographs bySeamus MurphyWords by Tim AdamsThe pictures on these pages ask questions about preconception. Half were taken in the US, and half in Russia. They alternate, and might make you think hard about which comes from where.

2 months ago | wholesalemanager.co.uk | Tim Adams

Club Peroni presents innovative way for retailers to engage and reward premium beer drinkers Thousands of prizes such as tickets, money-off coupons, free drinks, merchandise and experiences will be available this year 88% of Peroni Nastro Azzurro drinkers would join a loyalty scheme from their favourite drinks brands Peroni Nastro Azzurro, the UK’s most loved lager brand,[1] is launching an innovative platform to incentivise customers and support the trade in driving sales of premium beer – a...

2 months ago | wholesalemanager.co.uk | Tim Adams

Co-op Wholesale has announced an £800,000 investment into the wholesale selling price (WSP) of key Co-op own brand lines, reinforcing its support for retailers across high-volume, essential products. This move will see Co-op Wholesale double the range of key Co-op own brand products with a strong focus on competitive pricing, increasing the key lines selection from 50 to over 100 lines. The investment aims to offer retailers even more everyday essentials at improved value.