Featured Projects
Tackling a photography project can be a fantastic way to improve your photography, express your vision, explore a theme or to reinvigorate your passion for taking and making images. Within GPS we have many talented photographers working on a range of projects. Here are some of our current ones.
Tattoo Parlours by David Cantor
Street and documentary photographer David confesses that he needed a new project to kick-start his photography mojo. And so he’s undertaken a black and white project of East London tattoo parlours. The result is a striking collection of thoughtful images which he hopes could provide the subject for a book or an exhibition. See more on his website.
Street and documentary photographer David confesses that he needed a new project to kick-start his photography mojo. And so he’s undertaken a black and white project of East London tattoo parlours. The result is a striking collection of thoughtful images which he hopes could provide the subject for a book or an exhibition. See more on his website.
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Monopoly by Peter Merry
Peter was listening to a man being interviewed on the radio speaking about how he and his son had walked around London visiting all of the monopoly locations over the half term holiday. And suddenly he thought ‘well that's my next project. I will visit all of the London Monopoly locations and take pictures.’ Like the father and son he would walk between all of the locations and at the start of each new days shooting (which may be a couple of weeks after the last one) he would start wherever he had finished last time.
And that thought has resulted in a fascinating project which can be seen in a blog on his website. He hopes to produce a book and an exhibition at the end, and gain an ARPS Distinction from the Royal Photographic Society.
Peter was listening to a man being interviewed on the radio speaking about how he and his son had walked around London visiting all of the monopoly locations over the half term holiday. And suddenly he thought ‘well that's my next project. I will visit all of the London Monopoly locations and take pictures.’ Like the father and son he would walk between all of the locations and at the start of each new days shooting (which may be a couple of weeks after the last one) he would start wherever he had finished last time.
And that thought has resulted in a fascinating project which can be seen in a blog on his website. He hopes to produce a book and an exhibition at the end, and gain an ARPS Distinction from the Royal Photographic Society.
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