The 10th edition of Photo Scratch is here! A night for new ideas, Photo Scratch is an opportunity for documentary photographers to understand how their work is perceived and gain valuable insight into how to take their work further with the benefit of other people’s outside eye. For spectators this is an opportunity to preview projects, offer feedback, and engage in conversations about photography.
PhotoScratch #10 / Photo © Simon Martin
The format of the night involves a group of professional photographers previewing a project in an incomplete state. These photographers are selected in advance based on informal applications. Each photographer is given a wall space to display their work in any way they see fit (rough prints, contact sheets, annotations, captions, text, projection etc.).
The audience comprised of other photographers and people within the industry are then welcome to discuss the work and leave constructive written feedback for each project. This valuable written feedback is then kept by each photographer for future reference. The night is free for all to attend, but booking is required. There is a bar in the gallery.
Photo Scratch is organised by Hanna-Katrina Jedrosz and Phil Le Gal, with the support of Siyuan Wang, Carl Bigmore and wonderful community of photographers who help spread the word.
Featuring work-in-progress from: Heather Agyepong, Lewis Bush, Scarlett O’Flaherty, Noela Roibás, Peter Spurgeon , Nick St Oegger and Mariya Ustymenko & Che Kevlin.
Noela Roibás is a photographer born in Galicia (Spain) in 1985 currently based in London. She holds an MA degree in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at London College of Communication. Roibás works as an independent photographer and as a freelance for several companies and clients including Pepe Jeans, Boüret and the Spanish Embassy in London. It is easy to find her pictures at Vogue, Elle, Telva, El Mundo, La Voz de Galicia and Brit Es Magazine. Last march her work was featured at the CAB Burgos as part of the exhibition “Clouded Lands”. Best way to know Noela’s work it’s to visit her Instagram page @noelaroibas
Noela is a traveler who likes to explore by herself the esence of each place she goes to. On this ocassion she will be presenting some shoots or her work in progress of a trip she did to Nepal, to get some feedback from other professionals and people, through Photo Scratch.
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Photos: ‘Love After The Quake’ © Noela Robiás
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