A recent night-time portrait session with the multi-hyphenated Mr Francis Redman, radio broadcaster, DJ, designer and owner of the Trouble in Utopia record label. Shot in Clapton, East London, where red roses bloom in January.

Photography, PortraitsGeorgina Cook23 January 2019Francis Redman, Portraits, portrait session, Night time, hackney, haggerston, DJ, broadcaster, London, night, urban, rose, Nikon, DSLR, 35mm, available light

Chatting about LDN music on Clare Considine's new radio show

Last week I was invited by writer and now broadcast journalist Clare Considine to talk about my relationship to London music for her new show on Radio Primavera Sound “London Scenery.”

The show is on air at tonight (16th Jan) at 9pm UK time and 10pm Spanish time.

LISTEN HERE: https://www.primaverasound.com/radio/shows/london-scenery/london-scenery-1x01

Talks, Music Photography, MusicGeorgina Cook16 January 2019fwd, dubstep, plastic people, grime, skream, dmz, music, music history, radio, radio primavera sound, clare considine, interview, talk, London, music photography, Georgina Cook, dnb, DJs Comment

Friday 30th Nov: Electric Histories: V&A talk

I am delighted to have been invited by Youth Club Archive to London’s V&A museum this Friday, to talk about my experience photographing the early Dubstep scene alongside a projection of my images. The talk is part of a brilliant evening programme that celebrates electronic music in youth and subculture.

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