Peter Bromley

Peter Bromley originates from London. Leaves school early to work as photography assistant and turns photographer soon after. Living and working abroad in many different cities such as Casablanca, Marseilles, New York, and Rome. By the late 80s, Bromley starts to make more fine art based projects and signs to art publishers Water Press Ltd (London). The next ten years sees three books and many art exhibitions. In the mid 90s he moves towards working in video and film.

In 2001 sets up 1968 Film Group, to bring together photography and film projects. 2006 Peter Bromley starts researching the Somme Project; late 2006 Bromley asks Adrian Jackson and Stephen Oldfield to join him.

Adrian Jackson

Adrian Jackson lives in London and has been walking the battlefields of both the First and Second World Wars for nearly ten years. A focus on the 'silent cities' of the cemeteries of World War One and the 'sites' of memory inherent within the aesthetic forms of a commemorative or memorial architecture being a key focus area. Recent interests have included an ongoing digital photographic survey of First World War Commonwealth War Graves situated in the cemeteries of the London area; as well as researching the immediate experiences of those men returning to the shifting identities being formed in the political, national and ideological spaces of the very immediate post war years.

Stephen Oldfield

Stephen Oldfield Sound Recordist and founder member of industrial band Ampersand. Oldfield has over 20 years experience working in Field Recording and Post-Production Sound; he has worked with Peter Bromley on past film projects.

Stephen is working on audio recordings within the Somme area for this project.