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Eve Milner

    Eve Milner’s personal work explores identity, belonging, gender and ageing through local social documentary projects www.evemilnerphotography.co.uk Instagram: @evemilnerphotography

    Jonathan Taylor

      Long since, enjoying discovering all sorts of photography .. Image: passing slag heap, Pas-de-Calais, 2018

      Cinnamon Faye

        Cinnamon is a freelance photo-journalist, specialising in portrait photography. She had her first solo show, “HOMO SAPIENS, a collection of men”, at Portobello Gold, November… Read More »Cinnamon Faye

        Paul Morris

          I live and work in North East London. I have been a practising fine artist for over twenty five years with a long exhibiting history.… Read More »Paul Morris

          Yoke Matze

            Yoke works as a photographer, lecturer and exhibition organiser. Born in the Netherlands, she settled in London in 1982 and obtained a BA in Photography… Read More »Yoke Matze

            Chris Moxey

              I was born in Brighton and now live in west London. Observing people is what I enjoy doing; ordinary people going about their day-to-day business…… Read More »Chris Moxey

              Andrew Wilson

                Although primarily a specialist print consultant, I have over the past year or so elevated my interest in photography into something more serious and have… Read More »Andrew Wilson

                Terry Prudente

                  I’m fascinated by photography’s ability to capture a moment. For me it’s not necessarily a ‘decisive moment’ but certainly an instant in which people, places… Read More »Terry Prudente

                  Heather Martin

                    Heather Martin is originally from Canada and is now living in London. Her love for photography flourished in university when she studied of journalism and… Read More »Heather Martin

                    Brian Martin

                      I’m a stock photographer (urban signage, flags, etc.) but for fun I enjoy shooting motorsport, eventing, birds, and… well, anything that catches my eye. I… Read More »Brian Martin