Queer documentary photography in London, real life shot from the inside
Communities, charities, events and long form stories, witnessed by photographers who come to queer life from inside it. Fixed package prices, published on the site.
Consent led work that treats people as people first and a cause second, with the texture an outsider always misses.
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Witnessed, not extracted
The work is made with the community rather than at it, and the people get a say in how they are shown.
Honest, never sensational
Dignity over drama, so the images move people without putting anyone at risk.
Built for the brief
Coverage that serves a funding bid, a report or an archive, shot to do real work afterwards.
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Common questions
How is consent handled, especially outing risk?
As an ongoing relationship, not a form. Subjects keep the right to change their mind, and what is published is agreed and held to.
We are a charity on a tight budget. Can you help?
Yes. Many photographers flex their rate for cause work they believe in. It is a real conversation.
How much does documentary work cost?
A documentary day starts at 900 pounds, and a three day project at 2,500 pounds. Longer projects are scoped to their length and quoted on the brief.
Queer documentary photography in London, real life shot from the inside
Consent led work that treats people as people first and a cause second, with the texture an outsider always misses.