Sara Rawlinson

Sara Rawlinson is a contemporary photographer specialising in abstract fine art, architecture and heritage photography. She has had a camera in her hands most days since she was six years old.
Rawlinson spent most of her childhood with a camera in hand and in her grandma’s darkroom, followed by a decade in academic science. She returned to her childhood love of photography in 2013. Her academic years still heavily influence her photography – often showcasing textures, landscapes, geological features, and geological current events such as sea level rise and volcanic eruptions.
David Barnett

Artist and Writer, David Barnett explores the human condition in his photographs. His ongoing projects ‘Written on Skin’ and ‘Skin’, place people of different skin types, sexualities and genders at the centre of his work to search the human condition.
Words have been written on the skin as slogans to signify the connection that we all ultimately share, something that people can feel removed from when they prioritise money and technology. ‘How might things change if we prioritised kindness and compassion?’ The work explores the one thing that is at the core of our very essence …LOVE.
Ian Bundey

I am an IT professional and freelance photographer based in Suffolk, United Kingdom. Over the years, I’ve built up a broad experience in photography, specialising in motorsports.
In recent years I’ve been active in sportscar, GT & endurance racing.
I am an accredited photographer in the FIA World Endurance Championship, 24 Hours of Le Mans, European Le Mans Series, Michelin Le Mans Cup, and renowned classic events.
Over the last year, I embarked on a project to tell the behind the scenes story of a motorsport photographer in the glamorous world of motorsport.
Tim Bechervaise

I am a writer by trade but have a growing enthusiasm for urban and street photography. Life is full of colour, even in the mundanity of everyday life, and I seek to reflect this in my photos.
timbechervaise.com
Instagram: street_bechervaise
Twitter: TimBechervaise
Honey J Walker

Honey J Walker is an award winning photographer who comes from a background in fashion and interior design.
A love of colour, shape, movement, pattern and stories dominate her work as a fine art and visual art photographer.
I will be exhibiting a series of images called “Geisha”.
Directly informed by spending some considerable time in Japan studying both the history and the art of the Geisha.
The images are all multiple exposure, in camera and printed on silk.
www.Honeyjwalkerphotography.com
Instagram: Honeyjwalkerphotography
London Photo Show 2022 Opening Night

The London Photo Show 2022 opening night returned, attracting a diverse crowd of photography enthusiasts and professionals. The private view evening set the stage for a showcase of exceptional talent and creativity.
Exhibitors seized the opportunity to display their work to a captivated audience, surrounded by the support of friends and family. The event also served as a hub for networking and collaboration, with attendees forging connections amidst the vibrant displays and engaging conversations.
Inna Tcherkacheninova
www.innanovaphotography.com
Instagram: innanovaphotography
Emily Travis
I decided to enter the London Photo Show, to showcase the amazingly strong and resilient Ukrainian ladies and girls I’ve met over the last year who are staying in the UK under the homes for Ukraine scheme. Tetiana, one of the ladies featured is living with us, and through & the support network I’m part of I’ve met lots of others. Despite what they must be feeling and have experienced, they show determination and strength. I wanted to show this in through the photographs I’ve taken.
Any money made through this exhibition will be donated to MSF, Medicins sans Frontiers, who’ve been actively distributing medical aid and provisions to areas affected by the fighting.
www.emilytravis.space
Instagram: @emily.travis.space
Facebook: Emily Travis Photos
Claire Brooks
Led by ear to the sections where the water flows over or around, causing the surface to sing with a babble or a ripple, I have captured the interplay between light, shadow, and motion.
“Evenlode | the Sounds of Waters” is a collection of images portraying a river that is strangled, polluted and lifeless. To me it can seen as alive and breathing, rising and falling, flowing gently then fast as it travels from Moreton-in Marsh to the Thames near Cassington.
www.claireemmabrooks.com
Instagram: @clairebrooksphotography
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClaireBrooksPhotography
Twitter: @cebrooks
Jane Addey
My interest in wildlife photography took a more serious turn following an African safari over 20 years ago. I have not looked back since, combining a career in IT with wonderful expeditions to some of the world’s wildest places. Wildlife photography became my passion and via my website, Instagram, exhibitions and discussions my aim is to show the beauty of wildlife and raise awareness of some of the challenges they are facing.
When not in the wild I am based in West London, often taking the opportunity to enjoy nature and wildlife that exists on our doorstep.
www.janeaddey.co.uk
Instagram: @addeyphotos