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Clare Caulfied is a Bingley based artist and printmaker whose work is inspired by her travels to some of the world’s greatest cities including Paris, Venice, New York, Rome, Istanbul, Reykjavik, Prague and San Francisco.
Nick Tankard works from his studio in Bingley, West Yorkshire, and has strong ties to Saltaire and Salts Mill. 
Sven Shaw is an llustrator and painter with ties to Saltaire. He is a fellow of the RSA. Sven produces commercial illustrations for companies such as the National Media Museum, NHS England, the Science Museum, TUI/Thomson Cruises, the RSPB and the V & A. Sven also works to commission.
Tom Woolley is a freelance illustrator living in Bradford and has produced a wonderful series of pictures inspired by Saltaire. "The architecture and history of the village is very appealing and I wanted to try and capture the prominent landmarks whilst trying to evoke the feeling of a late summer's evening." 
David works exclusively in oil paint, which is very thickly applied with a knife to produce a three-dimensional, almost sculpted, image. This adds great depth and produces a surface that responds subtly to the changing light in the display environment. His subjects are mainly landscapes, often featuring ancient and historic man-made structures and native flora. 
Dan Bailey captures Saltaire through fresh eyes. His wonderful photographs are featured on this website.
"A view of Saltaire and beyond...a surprising place...World Heritage Site and my home" 
Richard Heald photographs local places, seascapes around the UK, and wildlife. He also enjoys abstract photography using various filters, flash guns, fisheye lenses and long shutter speeds to create motion blur. Saltaire remains one of Richard's favourite places to photograph, so too the iconic, colourful and vibrant skylines of London. 
Richard Coomber writes: Today I climbed - and a hairy climb it was - to the top of St Paul's tower (that's Shipley parish church not the cathedral). The views are stunning and I'm attaching a couple of photos for the Saltaire website. 
If you know anyone in the photographs, please let us know. The photos belong to Bradford Museum and local historian, Dave Shaw, is going through a process of identification. 
Peter Bottomley shares his pictures of the Aire Sculpture Trail. Great for children. 
Local photographer, Geoff Tynan also does pop-up galleries, workshops and photographic walks. 
Simon was born in Ilkley and has lives in Shipley. He's had photos published in Yorkshire Life magazine and Mojo.
Andrew Moore is a freelance interior/garden designer and semi-pro photographer. 
The Saltaire Living Advent Calendar is an annual event organised by Saltaire Inspired. 
The Saltaire Living Advent Calendar is an annual event organised by Saltaire Inspired. 
The Saltaire Living Advent Calendar is an annual event organised by Saltaire Inspired. 
The Living Advent calendar is an annual event. Each evening from the 1st to Christmas, a Village window will light up. The leaflet showing the map of the Advent windows can be downloaded here. There's also a list of Saltaire's festive events throughout December, including such delights as the Torchlight Carols in Roberts Park on the 
Starting on 1 December, residents in Saltaire Village, Yorkshire, are creating seasonal scenes in their front windows, lighting them at dusk. All windows will be lit until 24 December, and many will stay lit for the 12 days of Christmas. 
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