Photographic Printing

Photographer Jack Brockway presents 'The Warrior Games', an exhibition showcasing retired hunting spears and Maasai warrior portraits.

Recycled Future is an exhibition of 5 years worth of work in sculpting, by Oskar "OK" Krajewski, which highlights the important message of sustainability. The works are constructed from virtually anything not easily biodegradable that we casually throw away: obsolete computers, broken everyday objects, unwanted toys and all forms of plastic. All are brought to life, with new meaning and beauty. His sculptures employ the latest technologies; sensors, light, sound and movement.

Gavin Mitchell has a new collection of mixed media work including Limited Edition screen prints and sculptures, produced using our Direct...

Paul offers memories from his childhood and the opportunity of producing unexpected, abstract and pictorial photographic works creating a strong contemporary imagery.

Zoë Law has collaborated with Maggie’s on a photographic project which place people living with cancer at its heart. This exhibition is a presentation of these photographs and of the amazingly courageous people who visit Maggie’s. Each image represents their joy of life and their resilience during and beyond cancer.

This month's Hire a Camera episode features Fujifilm UK's General Manager Theo Georghiades, shooting Durdle Door in the rain and a visit to Genesis Imaging to understand why all photographers should print more of their images.

Furr & Mankowitz: 45 RPM Exhibition: After a friendship spanning more than a decade, Royal portrait painter Christian Furr and legendary...

Photographer Sean Tucker explores first-time printing at Genesis Imaging. With insights from Genesis Imaging's Creative Director, Mark Foxwell.

With Beyond Here is Nothing , Laura returns to her original subject matter to contemplate the feelings of rootlessness, identity and cultural clashes that underpin her search for where to call home. Shot exclusively on her iPhone she captures abstract glimpses of life on different continents - which she refers to as a photographic meditation'. Her style is poetic and impressionistic, reminiscent through the use of blur and colour of Saul Leiter's atmospheric photographs of 1950s New York.

Ian Alderman's Recovering The Past is an innovative photographic project of 25 striking and thought provoking images which portrays a journey of human dedication of two distinct parties with origins a century apart, yet who are united through a disastrous conflict. Seventeen images, produced as high-quality Lambda C-type prints, will be on exhibition to the public from 3rd June to 31st December 2017 at the eminent 'In Flanders Fields' Museum, Ypres.

 The Majesty of the Horse: The Majesty of the Horse II follows the highly successful first exhibition of Nur’s works,...

About The Syngenta Photography Award: The Syngenta Photography Award aims to draw attention and stimulate dialogue around key global challenges....