Pleased to announce that I’ll be doing a talk on the Camversation platform in April. Camversation is a lively online community offering hosting a range of photography talks, lectures and workshops onlin eat very low cost. I’ll be there on Monday 17th April at 7:00pm Tickets are available at £3.75 from PHOTOGRAPHY TALK: After the coal dust, with John Gill Tickets, Mon 17 Apr 2023 at 19:00 |... Source ..read more

Many thanks to York Camera Club for their review of my recent Zoom presentation. A reminder if any camera club, photographic society, college or university wants me to do a lecture – in-person or Zoom/Teams, please get in touch. Source ..read more

I’m pleased to announce I’ve a new book out Called “TWO” it’s produced through the Progressive Publishing House (PPH) and is available in both digital and physical formats. The 84 page hardcover (21cmx21cm) has around 100 photographs loosely based on the theme of couples. All ordering is handled directly by the Progressive website – https://www.progressive-street.com/books-2#/two/ Source ..read more

Quite a successful year, exhibitions in both the UK and Japan and another few hundred pictures for the archives. Here’s a short selection of photos taken this year – one for each month. Source ..read more

I’ll be speaking (via Zoom) at the ‘Progressive Street & Art Photo Festival’ in Milan, Italy On October 11th at 5pm UK time There’s a short interview at the Progressive Festival site: https://www.progresfestival.com/john-gill Your photos are very precise in defining a particular geographic area, the city where you were born and raised and the surrounding towns, once home to thriving coal mines. Source ..read more

I’m happy to be featured in a new photographic anthology – Black & White – A Selection of Contemporary Photography book. The book features the work of thirty photographers of various nationalities and styles with a preview available at https://issuu.com/joaogrilocoelho/docs/b_w_book_preview Book size 30x23cms, hardcover, 248 pages. Published in Portugal, It can now be reserved by contacting the... Source ..read more

I’ll be giving a presentation to the Royal Photographic Society over Zoom on the 29th May 2022 if anyone wants to join in. There’ll be a wide selection of images and a few pointers to my way of thinking on street photography in general. More details on the RPS site here: – John Gill – Royal Photographic Society... Source ..read more

When we started with the street photos we didn’t really think they’d be of interest to many people at all, at best one or two local people might be able to relate to them. For one thing quite a lot of people really hated the photos (and us for doing it!) and also the pictures seemed peculiarly ‘local’. It’s strange to think they’re now on display at the other side of the world. Source ..read more

When we started with the street photos we didn’t really think they’d be of interest to many people at all, at best one or two local people might be able to relate to them. For one thing quite a lot of people really hated the photos (and us for doing it!) and also the pictures seemed peculiarly ‘local’. It’s strange to think they’re now on display at the other side of the world. Source ..read more

When we started with the street photos, we didn’t really think they’d be of interest to many people at all, at best one or two local people might be able to relate to them. For one thing quite a lot of people really hated the photos (and us for doing it!) and also the pictures seemed peculiarly ‘local’. It’s strange to think they’re now on display on the other side of the world. Source ..read more