New fashion portraits starring Lisa Snowdon Art direction - Jo Bell Makeup and hair artist - Lizzie Court Fashion Styling - Maria Francolini Photographer's Assistant - Julie Stewart Photographer - Wendy Carrig represented by A&R Creative Agency All photography copyright Wendy Carrig ©2019 All Rights Reserved
I am delighted to announce that Shot Up North have invited me to be their curating judge for SUN31 - the 31st Shot Up North Photography Awards. My sincere thanks to the SUN team, this is a real honour. I am also in esteemed company following in the weighty footsteps of recent solo judges Brian Griffin, Louise Clements and Peter Mitchell. Very excited to be viewing so much inspiring new photography! Awards announcements, Awards Book and Launch Party - 21st November 2019. Manchester venue tbc.
This Sunday 4th August I will be setting up my outdoor pop-up studio at Dungeness RNLI Lifeboat Station offering free portrait sittings as part of their annual Open Day fundraiser. All are welcome. The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea..
This Sunday 4th August I will be setting up my outdoor pop-up studio at Dungeness RNLI Lifeboat Station offering free portrait sittings as part of their annual Open Day fundraiser. All are welcome. The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea..
New editorial for Rakes Progress magazine Starring nature girl Charlie Newman at Models1 Art Direction by Jo Bell Natural hair & makeup by Sally Kvalheim at Terri Manduca Photography by Wendy Carrig at A&R Creative agency Copyright Wendy Carrig ©2019 All rights Reserved
New beauty editorial starring Emma Laird at Models1 + India Tuersley at TESS Concept, Art Direction + Tie Dye by Jo Bell Makeup + Hair by Sally Kvalheim, represented by Terrie Manduca Style Division Photography by Wendy Carrig represented by A+R Creative Agency Photography copyright Wendy Carrig ©2019 All Rights Reserved
***UPDATE - EXHIBITION EXTENDED UNTIL THE END OF JULY 2019** Representatiion on the Line: (Un)framing our Identities You are invited to the launch party and private view of this collaborative exhibition from the RPS Hundred Heroines initiative, in which female photographers explore the theme of identity. I will be exhibiting a series of portraits illustrating modern gender performance and the new gender-fluid approach to beauty without boundaries, originally commissioned for Perfect Bound magazine. I hope to see you there! WWW.WENDYCARRIG.CO.UK
I am truly delighted to receive a prestigious Association of Photographers' GOLD award! The AOP Awards are generally acknowledged as the photography BAFTAs and gold is their highest accolade. There is no given with a gold; some years there are none awarded, it is simply at the discretion of the judges. This year there were eight golds and two of them went to women photographers, this ratio reflecting the current statistics of women photographers working within our industry. I received my award in the Fashion & Beauty category, and my fellow female awardee is the talented Tina Hillier for her Documentary series. Click to see all of this year's finalists. My thanks to all of the team who worked on this story with me: Art Director Jo Bell, Stylist Maria Francolini, Hair & makeup Lizzie Court, Photo Assistant Julie Stewart and of course Liddie Holt & Vincent(pictured) and Forever Young magazine for publishing. Although the nature of our industry has changed in recent years as traditional magazines disappear from the newsstands, it is our love of photography that continues to fire our passion to create what we always hope will be beautiful, memorable imagery. Pictured with me above are my friend and talented art director Jo Bell, and also my wonderful and supportive agents Anita Grossman & Rosie Harrison of A&R CREATIVE who have been representing me a record-breaking twenty five years! Massive thanks to Clara Mercer from the British Fashion Council who judged my category and chose my winning picture! And to Seamus, Rachel, Nick and all team AOP for putting on a cracking show at the East Wintergarden, Canary Wharf. See you all next year! Wendy x p.s. The exhibition showing all 200+ Awards finalists is still on show at One Canada Square until the end of May and, as overheard at the Awards party, "I've just seen the exhibition and was surprised at how much better the pictures looked in print than on my screen." Now there's an idea... For more photography by Wendy Carrig please visit her website
I'm pleased and honored to have my photograph of the Buddhist Monk Emma Slade chosen for the shortlist of The Portrait of Humanity Award. This is a new global award founded by the British Journal of Photography and Magnum Photos. My photograph will be included in the accompanying book and winners will be announced at the launch event on May 23rd. The picture unfolded between takes on a portrait assignment for Perfect Bound magazine. The Long Goodbye shows a genuine moment of emotion as Buddhist Monk & charity founder Emma Slade says farewell to her friend Fitch, the graceful Great Dane who sadly passed away a few weeks after the photograph was taken. Previously a London investment banker Emma turned to Buddhism after being kidnapped and held hostage at gunpoint whilst on a business trip to Jakarta. Many thanks again to Emma, and Fitch's owner Michelle Parker. Also Madeleine Smith, Julie Read & Betty Brigstocke-Williams. Photography copyright Wendy Carrig ©2018 All Rights Reserved
