So, the exhibition has settled in nicely in its new home, at Bryant Priest Newman, and we’re busy planning on our events for 2010. It seems like a good time to show you the amazing and wonderful photos our friend Ian James took of the private view at The Drum.
For a group who got together following a post on a Flickr messageboard, it seemed strange that we didn’t have a Flickr account of our own, so we’ve set one up, and you can see Ian’s photos there. There are some wonderful shots in the collection- so many, many thanks to Ian who came along as a volunteer to record the night. As ever, we’re inspired by the talent and generosity of people in the city – makes us even keener to get our permanent space for photographers!
Last night marked the private view of our exhibition at The Drum. We had a great night – to see the portraits up and enjoyed by all our guests was fantastic!
The show is up throughout December and January – do pop along to see it – and let us know what you think!
These two couldn’t stop laughing for the whole time they were being photographed, we did a couple of straight portraits but this one stood out.
This is Andrew who provided a real outsiders view on Birmingham, He’d been out of the country for fifteen years and his initial impressions of the ‘new’ Brum were not completely positive. Watch our interview with him in the video clip below. 
Patrick’s the suave director of Birmingham Photospace.
A very cheerful sitter who in real life and in the image was 110%.
Again a young woman that embodies Birmingham and fashion.
This image to my mind is very strong, the camera being turned back
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