Groundbreaking photography: Hereford Photography Festival

Monday 25 October 2010 16:18 BST

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The longest running annual photography festival in the UK, the Hereford Photography Festival, celebrates it's 20th anniversary by showcasing groundbreaking and leading photographers such as Martin Parr, Rankin and Wang Qingsong.

The festival begins on Friday 29th October with a launch weekend of exhibitions, talks and workshops.

This year’s highlights include a a retrospective from twenty photographers who have shown work at the Hereford Photography Festival in the past 20 years.

Hereford Photography Festival 2010, opens 29th October – 27th November 2010. Entry to all exhibitions is free.

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Groundbreaking photography: Hereford Photography Festival