Our next Graduate Award Winner of 2023 to introduce is - Vania Fernandes! Find out more about the Redeye Graduate Award Winner Prize, Vania's final degree show work and how the awarding process works - offering advice and guidance to students wishing to build their experience, confidence and skills in the sector; which acts as part of our mission to support photographers and strengthen the wider photographic industry.

Introducing another of our winners of the Redeye Graduate Award Winner Prize of 2023 - Ryan Yare! Discover more about Ryan's practice, his degree show work and all about the awarding process, which acts as part of our mission to support photographers and strengthen the wider photographic industry.

Introducing Jordan Stephenson - one of our winners of the Redeye Graduate Award Winner Prize of 2023!  As part of our mission to support photographers and strengthen the wider photographic industry, we visit university courses in the UK, offering advice and guidance to students wishing to build their experience, confidence and skills in the sector. At the end of each academic year we attend their final degree shows and at each degree show we award the Redeye prize which gives the successful photographer support throughout the first year after graduation. 
 

Alberto, Cannon Hill Park. 'The Photographer is Me' - participatory arts photography project with Nathan McGill, 2021

Redeye is pleased to be a promoting partner for a new venture, Ukraininan. Photographies (U.P), which supports the Ukrainian photography community and shows the work of a wide range of photographers in Ukraine, especially those affected by the war. We talked to U.P’s founders, Max Gorbatskyi and Viktoria Bavykina, about the background and purpose of the organisation.

Images by Maya Sharp: Untitled 2020, Untitled 2022

Maya Sharp is a recent graduate photographer and fiction writer; with specific interests in the gothic, storytelling and in place. Focusing much of her practice on the Yorkshire moors where she grew up, Maya brings a contemporary edge to romantic literacy and photographic tradition. Since graduating, she has found work as a photographer's assistant, learning more and more about photography every day.

‘A picture is worth 1000 words.’