For other people named Stuart Price, see Stuart Price (disambiguation).
Stuart Price (born 1971 in Yorkshire, England), [1] is a professional photographer who currently resides in Brighton, England. [2]
| Born | 1971 Yorkshire, England |
| Nationality | British |
| Occupation | Photographer |
| Website | stuartprice.co.uk |
Brought up in a family of keen amateur photographers, it was Stuart's Father that taught him how to process film and photographs at the age of 13. [3] His Grandfather was also a keen amateur photographer with a good eye for composition [4]
Aged 18 he worked at Ilford Photographic gaining work experience where he printed images for the V&A museum in London under the guidance of Ilford's Head Printer Mike Walden. [5]
After attending Mid-Cheshire College to study Photography he then went on to shoot images for local & national businesses as well as Photographic Magazines and was a regular contributor to Photo Answers Magazine. [6]
On relocation to London, he assisted for a few years shooting cars, room sets, portraits and products. [7]
In 2001 Shed Productions asked Stuart to shoot the cast of the TV series BAD GIRLS for the official book. He spent a week on set at Three Mills Studios in East London where he shot the cast including Linda Henry, Claire King & Debra Stephenson. [8]
He has since shot Portraits, Fashion, Still Life for Companies such as LG, Coca-Cola & NEC [9]
In 1997, Stuart Price won his Category in the Image Bank / Campaign Magazine Awards [10] [11] The Award was made and presented to him by a young Thomas Heatherwick at The Mall Galleries in London [12] [13]
In 1998, Stuart Price won the Agfa / British Journal Of Photography Awards for a digital manipulated image [14]
In 2011 he exhibited at the Association of Photographers Open Awards [15] [16] [17]
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