Tag: DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY

  • Notes on my DYCP: Reflections on Developing My Creative Practice
    Notes on my DYCP: Reflections on Developing My Creative Practice

    In November 2023 I was awarded a Developing Your Creative Practice (DYCP) grant from Arts Council England. It was a huge privilege to receive and something I still can’t quite believe now. As a freelancer it’s easy to get consumed with the day-to-day and taking time to work on learning new skills and experiment with…

  • HOME / WORK Project: Beverley Garrod
    HOME / WORK Project: Beverley Garrod

    Home / Work is a project documenting people who work from home/live where they work. It’s a project I started in 2016 when I was meeting people running a wide range of fascinating businesses from their homes. I am interested in how people create these workspaces and how the lines between home and work are…

  • Portrait Photography: A Personal Commission
    Portrait Photography: A Personal Commission

    Recently my sister asked me to take some photographs at a significant time for her and her baby. It felt very special to capture this moment with her and I’m pleased to share one of my favourite images here. A brilliant Associate Professor, writer and wonderful mum, I hope the photos give a glimpse of…

  • THE CUBE: A PROJECT DURING THE UAL SHORT COURSE IN PHOTOJOURNALISM
    THE CUBE: A PROJECT DURING THE UAL SHORT COURSE IN PHOTOJOURNALISM

    As part of my Developing Your Creative Practice (DYCP) award from Arts Council England, I took a short course in Photojournalism at University of the Arts, London (UAL). This is the project I developed during that 3 day course. Looking down from the LCC Tower in Elephant and Castle I was intrigued by the metal box in…

  • Developing My Creative Practice
    Developing My Creative Practice

    I’m over the moon to share that I have been awarded a Developing Your Creative Practice (DYCP) award from Arts Council England! Learning new skills, getting guidance from other professionals and taking time to experiment with new ideas is so important but often difficult to do in practice. This funding allows me to dedicate time to my…

  • Photography for Historic Royal Palaces: Superbloom at The Tower of London
    Photography for Historic Royal Palaces: Superbloom at The Tower of London

    Photography for Historic Royal Palaces: Superbloom at The Tower of London To celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty the Queen, Historic Royal Palaces created Superbloom, a stunning display of flower blooms in the moat at The Tower of London. Over 20 million seeds from carefully designed seed mixes were sown in the spring, to bloom into a dramatic display…

  • TRIVIAL MATTER
    TRIVIAL MATTER

    Making time for personal projects is always tricky – when things are busy it’s hard to find the time, and sometimes there’s just a bit of an ebb and flow in creativity. So instead of working on a specific project for a set period my approach more recently has been to have several things just…

  • Photography for The Goldsmiths’ Company – Callum Partridge
    Photography for The Goldsmiths’ Company – Callum Partridge

    In March I was really pleased to be commissioned by The Goldsmiths’ Company to photograph metalsmith Callum Partridge at work in his studio in Stroud for their long form stories platform, Goldsmiths’ Stories. You can read the full feature, Callum Partridge: “Honest. Playful. Serious” by Jonathan Foyle on the Goldsmiths’ Stories site here – it’s a fascinating feature and a wonderful insight into…

  • A Zine about June 2021
    A Zine about June 2021

    June felt like it went by in a blur. It was a busy month! On the work side of things I photographed houses in the sweltering sun, I went 8 meters up in a cherry picker to photograph a giant installation, which I later got to see in print, spent a lovely day photographing a wonderful…

  • A Zine about May 2021
    A Zine about May 2021

    Things have been busy this fortnight so I’m finally catching up with my Zine About May, even though May feels like it was a long time ago. It rained a lot, I remember thinking April showers had been postponed. I put yellow flowers in jars around the house and mistakenly called them marigolds when I…