Come check out the London College of Communication Photography undergraduate degree show opening on the 12th of May, between 6-9pm! Get your tickets here and in my bio:
Launch / Private view:
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Tickets for 13th - 16th of May:
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Talks programme:
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Students from year one and year two on the BA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography degree are showcasing photographic work made over the last six months at the Copeland Gallery.
Opening Event:
5-9pm Sunday 22 March
General opening:
10-1pm Monday 23 March
COPELAND GALLERY, Peckham Rye, SE15 3SN
22-23 MARCH 2026
I’ll be giving a talk next Saturday at Tate Britain on Lee Miller’s famous picture of herself in Hitler’s bath. Tickets available online if you search Slow Looking Lee Miller - or message me for a guest list.
It’s been an intense but exciting month with the release of ‘In the Moment: 40 Years of Reuters Photojournalism’ and a very successful two-day conference at LCC and then the first day of term. All of the talks have now been uploaded to the Lines of Engagement website along with words and pictures from our brilliant reporting team of @maisietakesnicephotos@w1lfred Maya Bayliss and @maddiedinnage . It’s very worth checking out. Thank you to the 3 incredible photojournalists that joined me for a panel discussion @kianahayeri@seameer@xborrazas . Thank you also to the @bjp1854 for the write up. Am feeling very lucky if slightly exhausted. The video is of the first day with a new cohort of students - it’s always a buzz to meet them and start the journey together of guiding them through the next 3 years.
IN THE MOMENT : Our new book celebrating 40 years of Reuters News Pictures will soon be available. Our superb digital team in New York have created this site to complement the occasion. Check out the video interviews with some of the photographers featured in the book.
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Thanks to @sundaytimesmagazine and @thamesandhudson for the spread celebrating the launch of In the Moment: 40 Years of Reuters Photojournalism
Link to pre-order in my bio
Join us for the launch of In the Moment: 40 Years of Reuters Photojournalism, a landmark book that brings together iconic images from one of the world’s leading news agencies alongside powerful first-person reflections from the photographers behind the lens.
Wrapping our two-day symposium on 19 September, the book launch, happening at London College of Communication, will include a panel discussion with book editor Alexia Singh (@lexsingh ), Dr Vicki Thornton (@vicki_thornton ), and Jo Webster.
Alexia Singh is a Senior Lecturer on the BA (Hons) Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at London College of Communication.
Vicki Thornton is Acting Co-Programme Director for the Photography programme, Course Leader and Senior Lecturer on the BA (Hons) Photojournalism and Documentary Photography course at London College of Communication.
Jo Webster is the Global Managing Editor of Visuals at Reuters.
The event also features an accompanying exhibition of selected photographs from the book, on display throughout the evening and is part London College of Communication’s two-day conference ‘Lines of Engagement’ – booking required.
Want to know more or book your ticket? Tap the link in bio: “In the Moment: 40 Years of Reuters Photojournalism Tickets.”
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I will be at @visapourlimage next week with @reuters to launch the photobook ‘In the Moment: 40 Years of Reuters Photojournalism’. There will be an exhibition of the book on show in the @canonemeapro space in the Palais de Congrès and a launch event on Friday morning. It’s been a joy and privilege to work on this project with this fantastic team @iamnell@marika_kochiashvili@coombskj The book launches on September 25 and is published by @thamesandhudson link to pre-order in my bio.
The Photography Programme at London College of Communication, UAL, is delighted to invite you to the private view of our undergraduate degree show exhibition Movements Towards the Self, Movements Towards History on Thursday 15th May, between 6pm and 9pm.
The exhibition brings together works from the BA (Hons) Photography and BA (Hons) Photojournalism and Documentary Photography courses and highlights a range of distinct visual languages and multi-disciplinary practices. The exhibited works illuminate social, political, historical and cultural narratives, employing photography, moving image, sculpture, performance, sound, text and bookmaking.
You can get a ticket for the private view, just search for: ‘Eventbrite Shows 2025 Photography Private View’
If you would like to attend the exhibition during the public opening hours on Friday 16th, Saturday 17th or Monday 19th May, you can register using the same link.
As part of the programme of the exhibition, LCC are organising a symposium on Saturday 20th of May – with the participation of guest speakers Tina Campt and Matt Colquhoun, alongside our senior lecturing team and students from our cohorts. Book your ticket by searching for ‘LCC Shows 2025 Photography Symposium’.
We look forward to welcoming you at London College of Communication!
Students on year one and two of BA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at London College of Communications will be exhibiting work this weekend at the Copeland Gallery in Peckham. The show opens at 4pm on Sunday and there will be opening night drinks from 6pm. It continues on Monday, opening between 11.00 -13.00.
