John Hannavy is a photographer, writer, and photographic historian, and over the past thirty-seven years has written and illustrated many books and magazine articles on travel, heritage, and photography – all illustrated with his own original images – and on photographic history.  His work regularly appears in several leading magazines covering all aspects of heritage and travel. Click on the covers below to see sample spreads for each of the current book projects.

           

             

Scotland's Heritage

will be published in May 2012 by Whittles Publishing.
The Victorian and Edwardian Tourist
will be published in July 2012 by Shire.
Preserved Steam-Powered Machines
will be published in Summer 2012 by Halsgrove.
The Victorians and Edwardians at War
will be published in September 2012 by Shire.
The Way We Were - Victorian and Edwardian Scotland in Colour
will be published in October 2012 by Whittles Publishing.

Publishers for the other titles are being sought.


  Picture of the Month  May 2012 


Peacock, Scone Palace near Perth, Scotland


Previous Months - now in   Picture Gallery  


   
              February 2012                                                            March 2012                                                             April 2012             




  In Print   December 2011 - May 2012 



   
The Mighty Forth Scotland Magazine May/June 2012, 5pp



Postcards from the Past North East Life April 2012, 2pp


 
Land of the mountain and the flood Australia & New Zealand Magazine April 2012, 9pp


 
Walking Miles in Madrid Living Spain Spring 2012, 7pp


 
The Poet and the Engineer Scotland Magazine March/April 2012, 4pp


 
The Maritime Heritage Lottery Vintage Spirit March 2012, 4pp


 
Thomas Pennant 6 - South to the Border Scotland Magazine March/April 2012, 4pp


 
Scotland's Tartan Stereotype Discover my past Scotland March/April 2012, cover & 5pp


 
Steaming into History Scotland Magazine January/February 2012, 4pp


 
A History in Postcards Vintage Spirit February 2012, 3pp


 
History and husbandry - Thomas Pennant 5 Scotland Magazine January/February 2012, 4pp


 
Scotland's Showcase to the World Discover my past Scotland January/February 2012, cover & 5pp


   
Animal Magic - Australia Zoo Australia & New Zealand Magazine Winter 2011, 9pp


 
Museum of the month - Verdant Jute Works Dundee Vintage Spirit December 2011, 3pp


   
Welcome to a somewhat dingy town North East Life November 2011, 4pp


 
Echoes of the Old Country Australia & New Zealand Magazine December 2011, 7pp


 
They came, they saw, but didn't conquer Scotland Magazine November/December 2011, 4pp


 
To Omdurman and Khartoum Discover my past Scotland November/December 2011, cover & 5pp


 
Kirks, crosses and pearls - Thomas Pennant 4 Scotland Magazine November/December 2011, 4pp




   The John Hannavy Picture Collection   

The John Hannavy Picture Collection contains thousands of images taken by John in Britain and throughout the world,
together with a growing archive of historic images, chronicling both John's travels
and the early British photographers in whose footsteps he has been travelling since 2001.
The images below give just a small sample of the subjects covered.



The library contains thousands of images reflecting nearly forty years of architectural, landscape and heritage photography,
and a large collection of Victorian images by the many photographers about whom he has written over the past thirty years,
including Roger Fenton, Francis Frith, George Washington Wilson and others. These images are available for editorial use.
Formerly Professor in Art & Design at the University of Bolton, John Hannavy is now a writer, photographer and researcher,
and his many interests are reflected in these pages.



This website contains information on all John's current projects, and offers previews of books and articles
not yet published, as well as presenting an occasional diary of ongoing research, lectures, and other projects.

John Hannavy is available for architectural, landscape, heritage and travel photographic commissions, and for editorial work within the same subject areas.

contact john@johnhannavy.co.uk