The first of Edinburgh-based photographer Euan Myles' five photos of the overflowing bins in Edinburgh during the binmen's strike in August 22, which won him gold in the Environment category at the  The Association of Photographers' 38th Photography Awards (first launched in 1984).The first of Edinburgh-based photographer Euan Myles' five photos of the overflowing bins in Edinburgh during the binmen's strike in August 22, which won him gold in the Environment category at the  The Association of Photographers' 38th Photography Awards (first launched in 1984).
The first of Edinburgh-based photographer Euan Myles' five photos of the overflowing bins in Edinburgh during the binmen's strike in August 22, which won him gold in the Environment category at the The Association of Photographers' 38th Photography Awards (first launched in 1984).

Edinburgh’s overflowing rubbish bins photos win gold at The Association of Photographers' Awards

Gold for Edinburgh photographer at prestigious awards

An Edinburgh-based photographer has won a top prize at the The Association of Photographers’ Photography Awards 2023 for his photos of overflowing bins in Edinburgh last year during the Fringe Festival.

Photographer Euan Myles, born and raised in Nottingham, but who now has a studio at Albert Street, won gold in the Environment category for his series of five images of the streets of Edinburgh when refuse collectors went on strike for better pay and conditions in August 2022.

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