Downhills Primary School Huffington Post. Matthew Chattle Alamy

Nice use of one of  my pictures of Downhills Primary School in the Huffington Post today.

Links to my work recently seen on the web

Those nice people at the Guardian used one of my pictures for Charlie Brookers column about the annoying 'Keep Calm' pastiches everywhere. I'd been interested in these and I'd found some amusing varients, but enough' keep calm' please.
Those nice people at The Daily Telegraph hused one of mine for an article about plums for sale on the high street. That one was taken on Oxford street and very nice it looks too.

Daily Telegraph again with an article about Private Eye and the V&A exhibition, my picture but no byline.

Alamy stock and news

I am constantly updating the Alamy stock work and I regularly add to the Live News feed. last weekend I photographed the PIP breast implant protest on Harley Street. I'll post some pictures soon. And I will be updating this more often, promise

Miss World Protest Earls Court 2011. Jarrow March 2011 march against youth unemployment, youth fight for jobs

Feminists protest against the Miss World event at Earls court today. A good natured group chanted and sang against the event that seems anachronistic even though it was only the news of their protest that made me aware that Miss World was still happening. Pictures for sale on the Alamy Live News feed now!

Yesterday I photographed the Jarrow marchers arrived in Trafalgar Square after marching from Jarrow to London in a march to highlight youth unemployment. Pictures on the Alamy Live News feed now!

Matthew Chattle Photography

Matthew Chattle Photography blog will occasionally have examples of current work. I'm a photographer with over twenty years of experience from studio work for book packagers and publishers, experimental photo-illustration and more recently, stock photography for Alamy.

I am now producing a lot of photo-journalism and I regularly contribute to the Alamy Live News feed. I live and work in London and there's always something happening and I photograph it when I can. From the protest marches to UKuncut activities and the Royal Wedding I'm usually out there. I recently photographed Strictly Come Dancing's Alex Jones and James Jordan hanging by a thread from a 69ft high structure in Trafalgar Square to promote tourism to Austria [and Vienna in particular]. Alex looked terrified and I don't blame her.