Photographic Punk: How Cameras Captured a Movement

In this episode we trace the work of photographers who documented punk’s earliest scenes in New York, London and beyond, exploring how their lenses turned raw energy into iconic images. We examine key figures such as Roberta Bayley, Pennie Smith and Edward Colver, their equipment, DIY ethics and how their photographs became part of the visual language that spread punk worldwide via album covers, fanzines and early media.

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