Girls Camera Club x Photographique - Winners!
Girls Camera Club began in 2021 and ever since they have led the way, hosting exhibitions, workshops, photo walks, print sales and open calls. Shining a light on the amazing talent within Bristol female photographic community, working together to lift each other above the usually skewed industry lens, with a focus on supporting each other and providing opportunities to develop practices and techniques.
Customer Feature - Ben Eskell
Ben recently completed his photography btec but is equally self taught. We’ve seen evidence of this with his experimentation in film processing, some of which we had privilege of scanning on the flextight. Based in Bristol/North Somerset their work focuses on the landscape in which they’ve grown up in “… a rapidly changing space”
Customer Feature - Hannah Jones
Customer Feature
Today we’d like to share the work of @hannahjonesphoto based between Somerset & London Hannah recently completed her MA at Falmouth. With a sensitivity towards natural light, she uses her practise to capture intimate and poetic moments in order to create meaning from her surroundings.
New Cafe Royal Books in Stock!
We’ve got some great new publications in from @caferoyalbooks and we thought we’d share some of our favourite full page spreads!
Customer Feature - Naomi Williams
Naomi Williams is a portrait and documentary photographer, based in Bristol. In her personal projects, she likes to explore family life, types of relationships and her roots, as a way of exploring her own identity.
📯IMPORTANT NOTICE 📯
It really pains us disposing of negatives… We understand that it is easy to forget to collect once you have received scans, however as it is a tangible medium it is really smart to get them - negatives last longer than a digital file and you never know you might want to blow one up massive later down the line.
Customer Feature - Tasha Hylton
Working both on location and in the studio Tasha creates wonderfully crisp portraiture, her models always seem incredibly at ease, resulting in fantastically natural images where the subjects self is truly conveyed.