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30 August 2025The Royal British Legion go behind the scenes to rediscover the story of the poppy. Tom Reeves photographs recent veterans…
20 June 2026Eamonn McCabe visits Edward Reeves Photography in Lewes. A clip from Britain in Focus: A Photographic History, BBC Four, 2017.
20 June 2026Still Moving captures personal responses to the exhibition Stories Seen Through a Glass Plate and memories of the Reeves Studio,…
20 June 2026Martin Parr visits Edward Reeves Photography in Lewes. Filmed by Abigail Norris and Jerry Rothwell. Produced by Brigitte Lardinois 2014.
22 June 2026[H06403] – Miss Fowler Tutt, 1914 Research by Sarah Jay, Project AdministratorOriginally shared in 2017 as part ofStories Seen Through…
