Posts tagged female photographer
Shutter Hub
Shutter Hub

Recently, I entered two of Shutter Hub’s online exhibitions including Working From Home and am proud to have work selected for it. As so many photographers have been stuck at home for weeks now, it’s a particularly well timed subject. The images that I contributed were shot just a few weeks ago, including this one of my poor husband, who’s legacy will forever now be partly related to him lying in bed with his laptop.

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Photography, DocumentaryGeorgina CookShutterhub, exhibition, working from home, corona virus, covid-19, pandemic, emergency, documentary, photography, organisation, career, female photographer Comment
A Night at Steam Down in Photos
A Night at Steam Down in Photos

A night with Steam Down

Thanks again to the Steam Down crew for giving me their blessing to document the night which was not only the release of their brilliant single Free My Skin, but also the first time keys player Dominic performed his own music under the name Doom Cannon.

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Events, Photography, Documentary, Music, Music PhotographyGeorgina CookMatchstick Pie HouseSteam Down, Deptford, London, Matchstick, Theatre, Pie House, Jazz, live, music, performance, musicians, music scene, Events, night life, event photographer, female photographer, instruments, crowd, flag, Ahnansie, Wumzum, Wonky Logic, Phi Is Life, Doom Cannon, South London, music photography, music photographer, community, co-operative, scene, wide-angle, Nikon, Georgina Cook, 35mm, Green, lights, keys, brass, brass section, young people, youth culture, Slideshow, Jools Holland