This workshop explores London’s Soho as a place with boundless opportunities for making colour photos. 

Inspired by our William Eggleston: All that goes unnoticed exhibition, this afternoon session will use colour photography as its compositional guide. 

Led by photographer Anselm Ebulue, the session includes an introduction to Ebulue’s work, and a brief visit to the Eggleston exhibition, prior to getting a brief and heading out to photograph a range of subjects in colour.    

Further information:

• The workshop is an organised outing and planned for photographers and photo-enthusiasts, no experience necessary.
• Participants are requested to obtain permission before photographing any people.
• All participants should bring their own camera and film. (Disposable and reusable cameras, and a range of colour film, are available from The Photographers’ Gallery’s Bookshop.)

About Anselm Ebulue

Anselm Ebulue is an artist and educator based in London. He was a winner in the 2018 and 2020 Portrait of Britain award and was awarded a scholarship for the LCC x Magnum Documentary Photography Short Course. He graduated from the MA Photojournalism and Documentary course at the London College of Communication in 2023. His work has featured in a variety of publications. Clients include The Guardian and Observer, The Modern House, The New Yorker, Financial Times, Time Out Magazine and Red Bull.

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