Images that lean towards people and the environment we live in are the subjects that draw Brighton UK based artist Stuart Price (1971). After receiving a Photography Diploma in 1990 and a short spell at ILFORD in the printing department, he immediately started building up a body of Landscape work using large format film. In 1997, he entered and won an Image Bank / Campaign Magazine Award where his work was exhibited at The Mall Galleries in London. This award was designed and presented to him by a young Thomas Heatherwick (Vessel, NY).

Having been inspired at an early age by advertising photographers such as Duncan Sim, Pete Seawood & Ken Griffiths as well as the candid shots of Elliot Erwitt the draw has always been people & objects in the landscape.

His style is graphic, clean and geometric searching for patterns and symmetry in the landscape, people and the spaces they inhabit. He is a great observer of the human condition always looking for the decisive moment.

His work has attracted the attention of several high-profile clients such as SONY who used specially shot images in their Xperia mobile advertising campaign.

He has had his work published in National Geographic and well as various travel and photographic magazines and books.

He has exhibited at the AOP Awards and has since won The International Color Awards for Advertising 2020 and was shortlisted as a top ten people photographer for the Spotlight Awards 2021.

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