Probably 15 years too late but I have now joined the AOP (Associaton of Photographers) as an accredited photographer. You may see my profile here: https://www.the-aop.org/find/photographers/profile/16693/jonathan-browning
I’m hoping to do more photography with NGO’s and charities over the next couple of years around the globe and on advice of a couple people, I enrolled and completed a HEAT course which stands for Hostile Environment Awareness Training. Tucked away in the Sussex countryside, myself and 19 humanitarian aid workers were subjected to various nightmare scenarios over three days along with some invaluable first aid training.
A month later I was invited back to do some photography for the course provider, ILS for their various marketing and communication needs. Here are a few images from that.
A story I photographed about a Cumbrian company with ambitious plans to map all of the Church of England graveyards in England, some 19,000 ( millions of gravestones ) was featured in WIRED Magazine over a double page spread. The full set of images can be seen here: https://www.jonbrowning.co.uk/graveyard
Subsequently it was also featured in France’sWeDemain magazine and Holland’s FD.
A personal photo story I worked on over the winter of 2021/2022 about Brighton’s Last Beach Fisherman was published in the Sunday Times Magazine in their photography special section. Really happy to be featured in the magazine again and many thanks to their layout and choice of images. Please take a look at the gallery!
UK’s largest accounting body, the ICAEW, asked me to make portraits of 30+ ICAEW members and to document a large diversity and inclusion workshop at Bishopsgate Insitute, London. The images were used across their website and a on a D&I social media campaign. My assistant and I found a spot out of the way to set up for the portraits and the reportage photography of the workshop I used a silent camera as there was also a full film production company working alongside.