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‘No Racing No Burnouts’ is a photography series documenting car meets in London by AOP Accredited Photographer Laura Lewis.

Recently acquired by the Colchester & Ipswich Museum’s Art Collection, John Ferguson’s project ‘Black Suffolk’ will be exhibited alongside another ongoing project in the Ipswich Museum. Currently being refurbished, the reopening and exhibition are planned for 2024.

AOP Accredited Member Louise Hagger shares a recent win:
The Society of Publication Designers @spdesigners’ Digital Merit Winner
“If you grew up in the UK during the 80s and 90s there are certain food-related touchpoints that will be ingrained in your memory forever.
…It was a time of convenience, of micro-wave meals, of blissful ignorance – when our taste buds and appetites were driven by what was fun, bright, sweet or mouth-wateringly sour rather than what was “good for us”.

Angus Light, CEO / Head of Production, Locate Productions is our latest addition to AOP 360° our series looking ahead at the challenges and opportunities facing our industry in 2023.

I donated 100 photography books to Dudley College! Denise Maxwell / Lensi Photography shares the story behind a recent donation.

“I wish I were a girl again, half-savage and hardy, and free…”
Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights
I have a new exhibition opening ‘Hardy and Free’, commissioned as part of the Brontë Parsonage Museum Contemporary Arts Programme.

With many still recovering from the effects of lockdowns and the pandemic, how best to face further uncertain times?
Sarah Williams of Darklight Art shares her insights and tips to help you navigate the coming months and year ahead.

Sharing some of the latest work by award winning AOP Accredited member Hannah Maule-ffinch from a recent shoot in the Seychelles on sustainable fishing.

On February 6th 2023, a devastating earthquake hit Southern Turkey & Syria, resulting in the deaths of over 46,000 people and leaving over 1.9 million people in need of temporary shelter and aid. Lewis Inman shares some of his latest work.

Hanami, (花見) which translates to “flower viewing” is the traditional Japanese custom of enjoying the transient beauty of flowers. 🌸  AOP member Ben Gold shares a personal project.