A very experienced and dedicated professional, with an accomplished track record in a variety of creative and lead roles within the photographic industry for over twenty years. Having worked with a photographer’s agent and managed photo agencies in London, I then began my journey of directing photographic operations and a portfolio of services and businesses for the National Trust. I have established a world premier resource of truly inspirational and aspirational photography for almost eighty thousand staff and volunteers and hundreds of properties across the UK. I lead by example, sharing the vision and the journey to get there with my team, expecting no less than the very best from colleagues.
I now seek a new challenge. To build upon experiences, and to utilise skills and knowledge gained within an industry I love.
I also work as a freelance photographer, specialising in people / lifestyle, products, architecture, and the great outdoors. See website.
Work history
Head of PhotographyNational Trust
London, United KingdomFull Time
As head of photography for a large and complex organisation, I have over 15 years experience acting as the figurehead in leading a brand revolution through the content produced. Responsible for delivering real change in public perception and cognition through creative and truly inspiration photography. Establishing a unique and premier collection of historically significant image assets of over 1.5 million.
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Freelance PhotographerChris Lacey Photography
United KingdomFreelance
Commercial and editorial photographer of people, places, and products, specialising in architecture & collections, reportage/lifestyle, gardens & flora, still life & product on location. Clients include automotive industry, retail sector, museums, institutions, charities, fine art publishers, academics, private businesses.
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Skills
- Photography
- Team Leadership
- Content Creation
- Curation
- Project Management
- Budget Management
- Collaboration
- Creative Direction
- Copyright Law
- Photography Shoots