Alice Gould is a landscape and documentary photographer from North East,

England. Her latest project’s focal element is centred around capturing the

essence of being present. Inspired by her travels she enjoys documenting

the human experience and seeking the beauty in moments that pass

fleetingly. Alice’s aspiration is that her photographs take you on a journey. 

Milly Hunt is a landscape photographer who lives and works in The Lake District.  Her current project explores Bothys in Cumbria and the history behind these unique structures. She hopes to educate her audience about her local environment. Milly aims to develop a career in food photography, marketing and digital post-production.

Elissa Kinnersley is an architectural photographer whose interests in heritage and historical structures, seen in relation to modern architecture, have influenced her practice. Something that is important within her practice is rendering the photographs in the original pictorial conditions in the period in which they were built or functioning. 

Kiah Sinnott is an artist and photographer who lives and works in North-east England. She is interested primarily in landscapes and works across digital and film. Her current project documents her hometown and the stereotypes associated with it. Other areas of interest are portraiture and she seeks to work within a marketing environment.

Lianna Charlesworth is a photographer with 8 years of experience in different kinds of digital photography. Her current work focuses on dog photography, where she photographs people’s loving animal companions, and explores the different reasons why people choose to own pets, while focusing her photos on making each dog look beautiful.  

Lucy Moss is a documentary photographer. Her work engages with the public through her use of street photography to document strangers, illuminating their daily lifestyle. She works in urban situations, discovering everyday narratives giving a broad view of social life and interaction. Creating images or relatable scenarios to emerge a sense of comfort with her audience. 

Maddie Bailey is a photographer from North Yorkshire who enjoys creating new and unique perspectives throughout her work. Her project entitled Abstraction focuses on defamiliarizing the body in an attempt to cause confusion and distortion for the viewer. Her aim is to invite audiences to view the world differently, as they see it through her lens. 

Phoebe observes the heart of community and tradition of northern British culture, capturing its nuances in a tactile photo book. Driven by a curiosity regarding the social and cultural aspects of her northern heritage, she aspires to create immersive exhibitions, which engage the senses, elevating her interests in a visual narrative.   

Rachel Davies is a documentary style photographer, interested in capturing people in the moment. She has gained her experience through photographing weddings, christenings, and various social events. This project follows a documentary style and captures her Grandad’s everyday life through a series of images. 

Thomas Caswell is a dedicated sports photographer specializing in portraiture. His work focuses on themes such as mental and physical health. Tom’s work transcends the portrayal of sports, venturing into narratives which explore the complexities of the human experience. Tom’s commercial photography practice prioritizes clear, vibrant imagery, ensuring that each photograph resonates with visual clarity.

Zoë Green is a photographer skilled in various types of digital photography. In her current project, she collaborates with strangers, embracing diverse interpretations of femininity. Through experimental techniques like layering flowers over photographs, her work highlights the uniqueness of others and the stories that make them different.