Showing posts with label News photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label News photography. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 January 2014

Huffington Post UK front page. Jobbik Hungarian right wing group trapped in Holborn Station. Matthew Chattle news and press photography.

© Matthew Chattle photography

It was nice to see my picture of the Hungarian right wing group Jobbik when they were trapped inside Holborn Station on Sunday (26th January 14). This was the front page of the Huffington Post Uk.
More of these would be good!

Thursday, 28 March 2013

David Bowie is....at the V&A. Matthew Chattle News Photography

© Matthew Chattle News Photography London

David Bowie is.....at the V&A. What a show, what a man. What more can you say. Brilliant exhibition, go and see it.

Matthew

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

Ideal Home Show. Del Boy and Boice (well John Challis anyway). matthew Chattle Photography

© Matthew Chattle News Photography London

Boicie (John Challis)and Del Boy (Impersonator) were amongst the throng of celebrities opening the Ideal Home Show at earls Court. Melinda Messenger was there to cut the tape and everyone wore a red nose at some point .

Tuesday, 27 November 2012

Kensington Dollshouse Festival. Matthew Chattle news photography London.

© Matthew Chattle Photojournalism

I visited the Kensington Dollshouse Festival at Kensington Town Hall on Saturday, very interesting it was too. Couldn't help being fascinated by these naked dolls waiting to be bought and dressed.

Monday, 22 October 2012

TUC anti-austerity march London October 2012. Matthew Chattle News Photography London


© Matthew Chattle Photojournalism

The TUC organised march through central London took place on Saturday 20th of October. Over 100,000 people attended. It was big and apart from the trouble on Oxford Street [which I missed, as I went over to Russell Square to look at the Bloomsbury Festival], there was little trouble.
As some commentators have been saying these events are impressive but are they changing anything? People make their point but to whom? It was very lively and at the same time very calm, very English in fact.

Sunday, 14 October 2012

World Zombie Day London 2012. Matthew Chattle News Photography London


© Matthew Chattle Photojournalism

World Zombie Day in London saw hundreds of Zombies invade the Southbank. Great make-up [well I hope it was make-up] and everyone had a great time. All photographs on Alamy Live News then on Alamy stock after a few days