Fez Photography

18/10/2026

Arrived home from Chester Photo Festival
It has been an amazing experience, seeing the work of other artists, discussing work and meeting wonderful people.

From the series 'Not so still life' Jerry works with a low-resolution scanner to create camera-less images.

Some thought provoking portraiture from times of isolation from Gareth.

And I love this beautiful, still and intimate image.

'The Veil' shows relationship power dynamics at play and has so much attitude.

I think this was quite possibly my favourite set of images of the whole weekend. Really powerful and impactful and had me coming back to look at them again and again

Fractured gaze, was another interesting image that had me investigating the image In detail.

Jane's images showing her interpretation of living with ADHD is strikingly beautiful

Beautiful Portraits looking at the su***de rate in the 'happiest'country in the world.

Finally introduce just love how striking this portrait is.
Such an amazing display of work from so many wonderful artists and photographers.

18/10/2026

17/10/2026

Having an amazing time, discussing work with the artists behind the images here at Chester Photo Festival with Amy Tointon

10/10/2026

Open today and tomorrow 11am-5pm

10/10/2026

Amazing walk around Brighton this morning before heading to the exhibition today.
We will be at BAS till 5pm so make sure you come say hello.

09/10/2026

All set for tonight's private viewing. If your in the area this evening come say "Hi"
We will be here Saturday and Sunday 11am till 5pm.
Hope to see you soon.

And a massive thank you to LJK for sharing the space with us, we wouldn't be here without your support. Thank you.

31/08/2026

If Men Had the Menopause, It’d Be Cured by Now: Portraits of Perimenopause is an intimate, collaborative exploration of personal transition, moving beyond clinical definitions to confront the realities of shifting identity. Combining unfiltered portraiture with handwritten reflections, the work exposes the invisible fatigue and societal pressures of ageing before opening into radical self-acceptance. Central to this journey is reclaiming play, laughter, and joy defying cultural narratives that equate middle age with deficit. By integrating tactile imagery, the project frames bodily change not as decline, but as a site of resilience, agency, and the freedom to live fully.

The work will be shown during the Photo Fringe festival at BAS from the 9th October to the 11th alongside the amazing project by the incredibly talented .
We will also be hosting a private viewing on the 9th October. Follow to stay up to date.

26/08/2026

Tonight's progress.
Blocked in a few more base colours, making very slow progress.
On the plus side I found a fantastic streamer on twitch. tinymine
And amazing artist, really helpful discussions on light, colour and placement.
Definitely recommend going and checking out his stream if you have chance.

23/08/2026

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