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February 25, 2026
Two skinheads counting the takings from a neo-Nazi gig: Leo Regan’s best photograph
‘These guys wanted to leave the chaos and fighting of a neo-Nazi skinhead band playing a school hall – and causing horror. “We’re using your car to count up the takings,” one told me. “As long as I can take a photo,” I said’
TL;DR
- Leo Regan spent two years photographing the neo-Nazi music scene for a book and documentary.
- The project involved significant moral, ethical, and dangerous challenges.
- Regan aimed to explore uncomfortable subjects and connect with people beyond their political viewpoints.
- A specific photograph captures skinheads counting money from a gig in the photographer's car, amidst chaos at a school hall.
- The photographer faced scrutiny from various groups and police due to his involvement.
- The neo-Nazi scene became more volatile with the emergence of the Combat 18 movement.
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