Photography & Art Education

Storytelling with Photography by Sukhy Hullait, April 2025

Architecture and Narrative: A Sense of Place with Marianne Holm Hansen - StrudelmediaLive - February-March 2025

UAL (University of the Arts London) - Photography with Art and Architecture - August 2024

Institute of Photography - Diploma in Street Photography - July 2024

Smithsonian Associates - World Art History Certificate - July 2024

CityLit London - Photography, space and architecture - June 2024

Long Exposure Photography with Nigel Wilson (RPS) - January 2024

Mass Collective - Hackney Urban Survey workshop - December 2023

RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) - Architectural Photography - November 2023

Rory Lewis Photographer - Portraiture Workshop - July 2023

Steven Brooke - Architectural Photography - June 2023

British Academy of Photography - Postgraduate Diploma in Photography - December 2022

Institute of Photography - Professional Diploma in Photography - December 2022

Royal Observatory Greenwich - Astrophotography - January 2022

Photofusion London - Look-See with Paul Ellis - January 2022

Photofusion London - Reading Photography with Paul Ellis - November 2021

Imperial College - Philosophy of Art - 2021

CityLit London - Documentary Photography - January 2020

National Geographic Traveller - Travel Photography - January 2020

Associate of the Royal Photographic Society in Documentary Photography - October 2019

Putney College of the Arts - Landscape Photography - 2018

Putney College of the Arts - Portrait Photography - 2018

Open College of the Arts - Social Documentary Photography - 2003

Open College of the Arts - The Art of Photography - 2002

UAL - Central St. Martins, London

Photography with Art and Architecture - August 2024

Aimed at those interested in photography, architecture and art, this innovative course explores the practical and creative interplay between photographic practice and theory in the field of visual representations of urban space. It aims to encourage an innovative approach to architectural and urban photography by applying a critical frame to the way we perceive, relate and respond to the physical realm of the city and its architecture.

Lecturer: Diego Ferrari @thediegoferrari

Open College of the Arts

The "Art of Photography" course - final assignment - October 2002

The City of London is one of the most fascinating and historic areas in London. Centuries of history and commerce have shaped the City of London as the busiest financial centre in Europe. Rapidly evolving to respond to business growing demand, the City boosts modern and high-tech structures, but still features buildings of the past that have been retained and preserved carefully. The cohabitation of old and new creates interesting contrasts in the architecture and next to ‘state of the art’ buildings, old 17th Century Churches still sound their bells announcing religious services, or next to the now fully electronic Stock Exchange, 18th Century pubs welcome stockbrokers.

The following sequence of images aims to present the City of London cohabitation of old and new, an exemplar lesson of progress into the 21st Century, still preserving the past and its values.