Photo London 2017 in pictures
Photo London 2017 launches its third edition at Somerset House celebrating past, present and future photography. A plethora of galleries and talks will be presented throughout the weekend, including the annual Master of Photography exhibition with Taryn Simon, an immersive virtual reality installation by Mat Collishaw, where viewers are thrown back to 1830’s photography, and […]
Resource Material | Snap Photo Festival
To all the folks at SNAP a big thank you for your support and turnout. A fab event put on by an extremely fab crew. Please find below the resource links and bibliography for Karl’s talk on “From wedding photography to editorial commissions – making the move”. Books Branagan, Alison. The Essential Guide To Business […]
Our photography studio is now open
We are pleased to announce The Mango Lab has recently acquired a photo studio as a response to our growing list of client requests. This new development is a very exciting addition and long time in the making. It opens up new creative pathways within our teen and adult course community through a variety of […]
Review: ‘Strange & Familiar’ @ Barbican Art Gallery
‘Strange and Familiar’ is an extensive interpretation of Britain, as seen through the lens of international photographers. Curated by British photojournalist and Magnum member, Martin Parr, the pictures form a diverse timeline and trace the social transformation of the UK through the decades. There are over 250 photographs on show from 23 different photographers; consequently […]
The Saturday Club : January Nature Knockout
The January Saturday Club met at the foot of the Amersham train station. The snow was falling like a goose feather duvet had been torn open in the middle of a strong fluffing. Thick flakes floated down softly onto the earth, dampening the acoustics of the village, making everything feel sleepy. A group of six […]
Photography
Photography is our DNA. From here all our other practices follow suit. We have been generalists all our professional lives and enjoy having one genre or industry experience feed into another. It keeps us on our toes and is an antidote to career complacency. It keeps us fresh.
Education
If photography is our DNA, education is our modus operandi. We serve a variety of educational needs, from post-graduate level presentations to workshops with victims of violence. Our syllabus covers the practicals of cameras and photography but we’re pretty clued in on post-production software, presentation, studio lighting, workshop research, development and programming too.
