Vicky Thorpe Photography

16/08/2026

Took this picture of Mille Coe performing at Kettering Pride yesterday.

02/05/2026

My exhibition pieces that are being displayed at ntlyveden Lyveden, National Trust until the 3rd June

26/04/2026

Not an official poster, but the information is there.
Opening night is Thursday 30th at 5.30 PM
Here is the link for the tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/resistance-tickets-1987676205036?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios&sg=5bd2a9cf3425673c66cadbdedf9d2ffd2b7e0f4145c7a7e13a7e329428bc8da6f35e333784ccdb2308b2fc8de5a78b2a1e2074d74e66822e5dc2a8fb4cc10a39b67b04d1e5e0bbb72f4423220376

31/03/2026

Last photos from the NEC Photography Show

23/03/2026

Additional pics from Photography Show at NEC

21/03/2026

Some more pictures from the Photographic Show in Birmingham NEC.

21/03/2026

Shoutout to Jim, my awesome model. He survived a camera in his face and carried all my stuff.

31/01/2026

This is my exhibit, now on display at the learning centre at Wicksteed Park until 5 February.

Reimagine

This work revolves around the theme of generations. Vicky aimed to show the similarities and differences across three generations of her family by shooting a medium-format film camera. The photographs were taken inside her mother’s house, utilising the familiarity of home and the natural light from a single window. A familiar chair was used to visualise the height differences between the subjects. The family are not only central to Vicky’s life but also crucial in shaping who she has become. Vicky is inspired by a picture of her mother from when she was pregnant, a style she wanted to reimagine through analogue processes.

Vicky has discovered a love for analogue photography, particularly medium format film. It has enabled her to reimagine approaches to photography through new processes and techniques associated with analogue.

Using a larger format, particularly the Mamiya 6x7, has enabled a slower pace of work, given the more considered approach required by the functionality and processes involved in its operation.

Vicky wanted to reimagine their original images and take the process one step further. She decided to do this in three different media: cyanotype, image stacking, and gel plate printing.

More details can be found at my website www.vickythorpephotography.com

27/01/2026