Tag Archive: documentary photography

Visitor at PhotoNorth looking at pictures of girls that talk about their dreams and aspirations

Photo North Festival 2019

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Photonorth Festival in Harrogate from 30th November until 2nd December. Photography exhibition that honours photographers and addresses social issued around the world.

Lady with long dark hair stares intently ahead and to the right of the image. She has a camera in her hand but it's pointing down. Behind her is a beautiful mural depicting a beautiful woman surrounded by unexplained baubles of many colours, also staring into the distance this time to the left of the image. In the further distance is another mural of a dark skinned boy with sad eyes who is wearing a hoodie.

5 things to consider when choosing a photography course

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Pointers to help you choose the type of practical photography class that best suits you.

The Tiger Lillies' Rime of the Ancient Mariner performed at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London between 6th and 8th September, 2013. (c) Carole Edrich 2013

Photographic interpretation of repetition on #wordymonday

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Not exactly a dance image, but I am interviewing Martyn Jacques for the book next week and this is a very different interpretation of the word to any I’d have taken directly from… Continue reading →

Aboriginal Elder at the KALACC Festival in 2011

Rugose on #wordymonday

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Image: Aboriginal Elder ready to sing at the 2011 KALACC Festival It’s Wordy Monday again and because I’ve still not had any suggestions I picked the word Rugose as today’s theme. I thought… Continue reading →

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Watching the Watchers

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Two girls watching the changing projections at Big Dance 2010 I’m posting this from Miami where I’m researching new dance photography. Like the girls in this shot I’m not yet completely sure I’ll… Continue reading →

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Trafalgar Square Tea Dance

trafalgar tea dance

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More from Big Dance 2010 (we now have 83 days to go until Big Dance 2012), this was part of the Tea Dance in Trafalgar Square. It wasn’t busy at all while I… Continue reading →