The final months The Project will end on 29th February 2012. We have 210 registered members and of these 74 are at various levels of engagement. This is very encouraging. The next stage Preparing for publication and exhibition will come early in the new year and specs for these will be published in February. There [...]

A summary of the London Villages Project was given to LIP on 12th Nov: The Project began on March 1st 2011 and will run until February 29th 2012. Sign up closed six months in, on 31st August. Membership was open to all LIP members with 212 signing up to participate, though many are not fully [...]

Corin had the inaugural opening of her portrait studio on 26th November. Saturday Studio is a collaboration between photographer and sitter with the aim of creating memorable portraits. It is free to participate and prints are made available for purchase a few days after the shoot. The Studio is open on the second to last [...]

The workshop entitled ‘Editing your personal project’ took place this month and lot of ground was covered regarding the formal aspects of editing, the nature of the LVP, discussion of individual projects and issues that might be addressed in this final third of the Project. At the monthly meeting the following participants presented work: Sophie [...]

Congratulations to LIP member Trevor Crone whose photographic print of Elizabeth Roberts, editor of Black and White Photography, has been accepted in the permanent collection of The National Portrait Gallery. This is the second print by Trevor which has been acquired by NPG for their collection of photography. The photograph was taken 2010 using an [...]

Keith Ellis presented an extended view of a new project on the indicative nature of street names of Deptford and its periphery. Angela Inglis is working in Somers Town where she is intimately connected to community groups and has begun to refine and narrow her focus. Brenden Delaney outlined the basis for his personal project [...]