Projects
- A love letter to Croydon zineThe southern London borough of Croydon has a terrible reputation. Ask almost anyone and they’ll tell you that Croydon is a pit; an ugly, concrete mess with deluded aspirations of wanting to be its own city, “not to mention the crime”. Some of this is earned, though no more deservedly than many other London boroughs. Yet Croydon is the most reviled of them all. Born and raised here, I’ve seen and experienced this place in all its many personalities. The thing about Croydon, however, is that it i
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- 30 Day Photo Challenge - April 2021 EditionI did a callout and I got to have conversations with 30 BIPOC womxn photographers. I then went on to share these conversations on my YouTube channel daily for the whole month of April. See the intro video for more and you can then go on to watch these conversations over on my channel. Please COMMENT, LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE!
- Catherine Hyland explores AustriaPhotographer Catherine Hyland travelled across Austria to create a body of work responding to the people and places she encountered. She began her trip in the Bregenzerwald and ended in the city of Linz in Upper Austria. Commissioned by Studio 1854, with the support of the Austrian National Tourist Office, the resulting series explores the dynamic of chaos versus control, between nature and humanity, which Hyland observed across the country.19
- Laura Pannack: What does Brexit mean for love?Separation explores the angst and myriad emotions experienced by London-based couples who, as a result of Brexit, have been forced to contemplate separation. With Britain soon to sever its ties with the European Union, tens of thousands of people face the possibility of losing their right to work in the UK, not to mention being forced out of the country that they share with their partner. Brexit has long garnered column inches for its political implications, but what does it mean for love?46
- Rhiannon Adam: Fracking in the UKPhotographer Rhiannon Adam spent four months immersed in the UK fracking debate. Her ultimate aim: to redirect the narrative away from the singular news piece and give an identity to those involved. Adam corrupted selected images with a constituent chemical of frack-fluid, alluding to the potential environmental impacts of the practice. Commissioned by Studio 1854, with the support of Ecotricity, the resulting series, titled The Rift: Preston New Road, explores the narratives behind fracking14
- A photography road trip across CaliforniaIn September 2018, photographers Clément Chapillon, Ricardo Nagaoka, Francesca Allen and Brant Slomovic spent 10 days travelling across California. Commissioned by Studio 1854, in partnership with Visit California, the resulting photo series, editorials and films shed light on the lesser known sides of the state.
Work history
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PhotographerAmeena Rojee
London, United KingdomFreelance
Portraiture, documentary, travel and adventure.
Clients include: Culture Trip, Endemol Shine, The Telegraph Magazine, whynow world, Jagermeister, Noctis Magazine, Kinc Agency, Hill+Knowlton Strategies and more.
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EditorBlack River
London, United KingdomFreelance
Black River is an online photographic journal about people, place, and living, exploring our relationship with the earth and what it means to be human.
blackriver.online
Skills
- Writing
- Retouching
- Documentary
- Social Media
- Digital Photography
- Film Photography
- Portraits
- Campaign Management
- Adobe Lightroom
- Adobe Photoshop
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BA(Hons) PhotographyUniversity of the West of England
- Bristol, United Kingdom