Audrey Hepburn at the Rockerfeller Tower in New York in 1952 by George Douglas
Gerald Haynes, Royal Forest of Dean Freeminer 10/09/2012
Jim Hutchison January 18th, 1986, ‘Have a heart ref’, Manchester United v Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest player is Nigel Clough who is on his knees pleading innocence with referee John Key. A Tribute to a Life Behind the Lens: Jim Hutchison’s Legacy on Display It’s a rare and beautiful occasion when we get the chance to honor the work of a dedicated newspaperman and photographer—someone who spent years capturing moments that not […]
Henri Cartier-Bresson .February 1953
Henri Cartier-Bresson Photograph 1953 Marilyn Stafford’s Rare Portrait of the Street Photography Pioneer This Henri Cartier-Bresson photograph 1953 captures the legendary French photographer through the lens of Marilyn Stafford. Taken in February 1953, the image shows Cartier-Bresson at a pivotal moment in his career, when his influence on modern photography was rapidly expanding. Few photographers […]
March 1954, The Himalayas by Ralph Izzard
The 1954 Daily Mail Himalayas Expedition to Find the Yeti – Ralph Izzard’s Photograph In March 1954, the British newspaper Daily Mail funded an extraordinary expedition to the Himalayas in search of the legendary Yeti, also known as the Abominable Snowman. The newspaper spent the modern-day equivalent of around £1 million on the expedition, which […]
London’s East End
June 1957 Could this be the last photo taken by Picture Post ? Frank got into photography inspired by photographs taken by his Dad who had traveled the world with the Royal Marines. Views of the Far East and of ships of the Royal Navy adorned the home. Photos hung on every wall. Further inspiration […]
Fall of the Berlin Wall: Goodbye to all that.
Fall of the Berlin Wall: Goodbye to All That Germans who lament the unfinished business of reunification might do well to remember how deep the divisions once were—and how far the country has come. The fall of the Berlin Wall remains the defining moment in the collapse of Communism in Europe. Even though the Soviet […]
Picture Editors Guild Awards
Fleet Streets Finest is delighted to be involved with the United Kingdoms Picture Editors Guild Awards . The UK Picture Editors Guild Awards are the premier awards in the UK for press photographers and Fleet Streets Finest is proud to be a sponsor for the Essay Photographer of the Year category. The work of press […]
Sublime Landscapes by Roger Taylor
Roger Taylor began his photographic career at 15 years of age with a Fleet Street News Agency where he learned his trade over 14 years, covering News, Fashion and Sporting events. In the 70’s he was with the Daily Telegraph, and in the 80’s assisted on the Financial Times during the Thatcher campaign, and after […]
Capturing The Electorates Imagination
Newsrooms drew a collective breath, news editors wondered if this is the event that will put their careers into free fall and picture editors wondered about their budget. This is the moment that Theresa May stepped out of No.10 and announced there was to be an election. Coverage of election is an expensive business for […]