In the 22nd Julia Margaret Cameron Awards, I’ve been fortunate enough to be recognised with a few Honourable Mentions. One of the series awarded is called ‘Meeting Chloe,’ which was a collaboration with dancer Chloe Rowlatt I’m so grateful to have been able to create this work at my forever happy place The Shoe Factory in Norwich.  Additionally, a heartfelt thank you goes to Morwenna Farrell for generously sharing the space, enabling me to pursue new ideas and projects.

The second series selected is ‘The Last Ballad of Magdalen’ Both of these series received their Honourable Mentions in the Fine Art Catagory. This series was features Eden and was assisted by Morwenna Farrell. I’ll be sharing some more from this series next month so I’ll save sharing more about the concept and ideas behind it until then. 

I’ve also been fortunate to receive some Highly Commended awards in the single image categories too. In the Fine Art category one of my acid landscapes was selected (you can read more about that project here) the other selected image was from a collaborative photoshoot with model Lindsey-Ann and hair stylist Kathy Narayn-Webb.  Work including this image and video from this shoot with Lindsey-Ann and Kathy has been preciously shown in an Open Studio in Norwich (2021). It’s nice to be able to keep finding new audiences for the work. 

The final Highly Commended award goes to an image of Jordan Wake in the Portrait Category. This image was also long listed in the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2023. It’s part of an going project with Jordan which I’m in the process of writing about and adding to my selected projects section of my website. 

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