Nat Lowden Photography

19/04/2026

A Portrait of Kent: Sunday Best

Elder Jonathan & Chenai.

08/04/2026

At the cross, where clocks stop ticking -
where eternity and earth entwine.
We worship the resurrected Jesus, our Savior.
Yet life's pace keeps moving... even as His presence accompanies us.

✝️

05/03/2025

Captured a truly special moment at Fountain Church, Kent, as Theodore was dedicated to the Lord! A day filled with love, faith, and family—so honored to document these precious memories. ✨❤️

13/02/2025

Thanks to for allowing me to photograph their church service last Sunday.

05/02/2022

21/01/2022

The Portrait of Kent: Canterbury Cathedral is a social documentary portraiture series if photographs, which documents the life of the cathedral grounds along ‘The Precincts’ Road from 10:00 through to 14:30.

Motivated for the love of Canterbury Nat Lowden has spent serval days capturing the 17 portraits for first volume of the photographic series, the photographic series is a celebration of the diversity and spirt of the nation’s most famous Cathedral.

The Series of Photographic Portraits are part of the Mixed Media Research and Mixed Media Project . For my First Semester of Year 3, this forms the basis of the Major Practical Project. That will be the basis of my finial module at Canterbury Christ Church University.



With academic support from ,

13/12/2021

A Portrait of Kent: Ashford Street Pastors

A Portrait of Kent: Ashford Street Pastors, focus on the 11th anniversary since Ashford Street pastors launched alongside a commissioning celebration that took place on Friday 19th November at Willesborough Baptist Church.

The commission memorabilia were handed out by conciliar Callum Knowles, the lord mayor of Ashford, a representative from Kent police. Alongside guest speaker and founder, CEO of the Street Pastors in the United Kingdom Rev Les Isaac, OBE.

Photographed at night inside the church by using natural light from the stage lighting, with a higher ISO than Planned.