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  • Huck

    Abbie Trayler-Smith

    Oct 04, 2018 3 minutes
    As told to Niall Flynn.

    The Big O

    I was brought up in the South Wales countryside, surrounded by images. My dad worked at BBC Wales making documentaries; mum was an art and photography teacher. When I was around 13, my parents had an old enlarger in the garage. They showed me how to develop my own films, gave me an old camera – and as soon as that was in my hand, the passion was

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