BBC NEWS LOOK EAST
Friday 8th December 2023
Interview with Claire McGlasson
Thirteen years of ‘A Cambridge Diary’ has seen photographer Martin Bond post a picture every single day.
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BBC RADIO CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Friday 26th November 2021
Drivetime Show with Chris Mann
Chris Mann interviews A Cambridge Diary and goes behind the mysteries appearance of Santa hats on the statues of St John’s College Chapel.
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BBC RADIO CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Thursday 25th March 2021
Drivetime Show with Emily Martin
A review of eleven years of ‘A Cambridge Diary’ including the motivation, the techniques and the psychology behind the project.
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BBC NEWS LOOK EAST
Tuesday 11th November 2020
Nadia Gyane Zoom Interview
How lockdown has revealed even more of Cambridge to ‘A Cambridge Diary’ photographer Martin Bond – even after ten years of a picture every single day.
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BBC RADIO CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Friday 3rd July 2020
Breakfast Show with Dotty Mcleod
How lockdown has revealed even more of Cambridge to ‘A Cambridge Diary’ photographer Martin Bond – even after ten years of a picture every single day.
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TEDx Talk
17th March 2018
Cambridge University
Martin Bond is a professional photographer and the man behind ‘A Cambridge Diary’, an eight year series of daily photographs dedicated to recording the everyday lives of Cambridge people. Here he talks about the unlikely partnership of Street Photography and Social Media.
“Street photography is one way to focus on our humanity – but it’s not the camera lens that matters: it’s the act of paying attention”
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BBC NEWS CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Thursday 28th December 2017
‘City Snapped Every Day for Seven Years’
BBC News Cambridgeshire produced a short video on ‘A Cambridge Diary’ with the following introduction – Since 2010, photographer Martin Bond has made it his mission to post a picture on social media every day without comment, allowing his photos to do the talking. He likens his work to “going on a human safari, taking people at their most natural”.
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THAT’S CAMBRIDGE TV
Monday 26th June 2017
‘A Cambridge Diary Exhibition’
That’s Cambridge is a local television channel for Cambridge and surrounding areas of Cambridgeshire owned by That’s Television. This interview and review of my exhibition at Cambridge Contemporary Art was broadcast in their news show on Monday 26th June 2017.
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BBC ‘HAVE I GOT NEWS FOR YOU’
Friday 29th April 2016
‘Cambridge Council Civil War’
An edit from ‘Have I Got News For You’ where presenter Jo Brand introduces a photograph from ‘A Cambridge Diary’ in the familiar closing segment of the show.
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BBC RADIO CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Monday 15th February 2016
‘A Cambridge Diary at e-Luminate’
Jeremy Sallis Show on Radio Cambridgeshire interviewing Martin Bond as he enters his sixth year of a portrait picture every day in Cambridge and asks him about his role as official photographer for e-Luminate
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ITV NEWS
Tuesday 30th December 2014
‘Photographer captures Cambridge with a ‘picture a day’ for 4 years’
A Freelance photographer who has taken a ‘picture a day’ every day for the last four years of his home city of Cambridge, says he has no desire to stop, despite carrying on for four years. Martin Bond has created his ‘Cambridge Diary’ showing life in the city as part of a project which was meant to last just one year. Martin started his project in March 2010 and now has thousands of online followers since he began posting daily photos more than four years ago.
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BBC RADIO CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Friday 20th June 2014
‘A Cambridge Diary’
Jeremy Sallis sits in for Andie Harper’s-Mid Morning Show on Radio Cambridgeshire interviewing Martin Bond as he enters his fifth year of a portrait picture every day in Cambridge.
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ITV NEWS
Tuesday 11th June 2013
‘Daily snapshot of life in Cambridge for past 3 years’
The East of England is full of some great characters, stunning sights and unexpected events – but how much of it do you take in each day? Cambridge photographer Martin Bond has become well-known for his ability to capture the full spectrum of life in his city, taking a new picture every day for the past three years.
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