- 18th May 2013
- Working with photographers in 23 countries.
- Lisa Kortenhorst
- Maria Konstanse Bruun
- Alicia Light
- Alina Gozin'a
- Matthew Moran
- Ross Andersson
- Richard Bradbury
- Hannah Lipowsky
- Luke Smith
- Jurga Luca
- Dan Ross
- Kathalijne Van Zutphen
- Julie Cook
- Roelof Bakker
- John Thornton
- Ross Andersson
- Daniel Hubbert
- Neil Craver
- Nuno Santos
- Lorenzo Sala
- Luke Smith
- Glenn Harper
- Luca Sage
- Dominic Harris
- Michal Giedrojc
- Jens Marott
- Alex Grace
- Drora Bashan
- Maria Pleshkova
- Thomas Ladd
- Rikard Osterlund
- Abel Ruiz de León Trespando
- Vanessa Alami
- Peter Adams
- Jorge Retana Madrid
- Ginger Liu
- Jayne Dennis
- Polly Penrose
- Jorge Andres Rosano Gamboa
- P.L.Harvey Film Maker
- Robert Dowling
- David Knight
- Craig Easton
- Paul Gorman
- Nick Alcock
- Drora Bashan
- David Bowman
- Geoffrey Howe
- Jayne Dennis-Landscape
- Nick Kind
- Ross Andersson
- Burkhard Schittny
- Nina Contini Melis
- Nino Gehrig
- Zak Waters
- Peter Adams
- Eric White
- Sukey Parnell
- Boris Austin
- Dean Alexander
- Claudia Hans
- Roy Botterell
- Guido Torres
- Graham Love
- Tom Feucht
- Guido Torres
- Richard Ansett
- Benedite Topuz
- Natalie Tkachuk
- Rene Roalf Jensen
- Luis Sanchez Martin
- david knight
- Elene Usdin
- Helena C.Henriques
- Estelle Dougier
- Nyk Sykes
- Den Cops
- frank herholdt
- james ellerker
- claudia fainguersch
- philip lee harvey
- nicolas michaelides
- Nino Gehrig
- linda lieberman
- lung s liu
- emma livingston
- mette juul
- radu palicica
- wolfgang stahl
- george kavanagh
- uygur yilmaz
- fabiano avancini
- lauren alderman
- carolina munoz
- Robert Dowling
- Luis Sánchez Martín
- Samira Schulz
- Philip Lee Harvey
- Mary Meskell
- Chris Bucher
- Wendelien Daan
- Ben Hodson
- Zak Waters
Sukey Parnell - Guest Speaker
Guest speaker at the LPA Photo Forum
Looking it in the eye: turning weakness to strength
Sukey Parnell takes you on a whistlestop tour of her photographic practice to date. From freshman at university to a distinction at MA and onwards to a commercial practice in portraiture, she describes subsiding her 'photographic habit', finding her niche obsession and turning personal weakness and constraint into life skills and commercial strength.
En route she glances back at a childhood in the shadow of theatrical parents and her own former incarnations in acting, PR and music and talks about how have they informed and coloured her photographic journey.
Sukey Parnell describes herself as a ‘cultural magpie’. Private commissions include a library of portrait images for Brit comedian, Bill Bailey. Her work has appeared in publications such as the Independent on Sunday, the Radio Times and a recent cover and feature on Dame Joan Bakewell in Saga magazine. She has won various awards including being a finalist twice in the prestigious Photographic Prize at the National Portrait Gallery.