London-based German photographer Philip Ebeling grew up in a small village in Germany before making his escape to London at the age of 19 where he took a degree in photography at the London College of Printing. He subsequently won the Observer Hodge Award which kickstarted his career as a jobbing editiorial portrait photographer. In 2010, along with his wife, Magnum photographer Olivia Arthur, who featured on episode 11 of the podcast, he founded Fishbar a bookshop, gallery space and photo book publisher here in east London. His first book, published under the fishbar inprint was Land Without Past, a deeply personal photographic essay on growing up in a small village in the north of Germany and a meditation on the relationship contemporary Germany has with its past. The new book is about the forgotten parts of London. Leaving behind the landmarks ...