Welcome to the Whitaker Studio Blog. My name is James and I am a photographer, architect and director based in London, and this blog is a small log of the things that I have been doing and seeing.
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Here’s another project by my friend Ingrid from a couple of year’s ago. Ingrid was commissioned to design a small kiosk for the centre of Piccadilly Station in Manchester for a sound installation Audio Obscura. The kiosk later moved to St Pancras in London and you can read more about the project on Ingrid’s website.

Here’s another project by my friend Ingrid from a couple of year’s ago. Ingrid was commissioned to design a small kiosk for the centre of Piccadilly Station in Manchester for a sound installation Audio Obscura. The kiosk later moved to St Pancras in London and you can read more about the project on Ingrid’s website.


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Following on from yesterday’s post, here is a project that Ingrid did up in Salford Quays that I photographed a couple of years ago for her.

You can find out more about it here.

Following on from yesterday’s post, here is a project that Ingrid did up in Salford Quays that I photographed a couple of years ago for her.

You can find out more about it here.


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Brilliant blinds on Flickr.

Brilliant blinds on Flickr.


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My friend Ingrid Hu has just finished an installation in the Docklands in East London - Longplayer. If you get the chance it’s well worth a visit http://longplayer.org/


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An Empty Tube on Flickr.

An Empty Tube on Flickr.


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Last summer my friend Laurie King at Openhouse Creative did this brilliant illustration for the Cycle Show. We went down one week before they started filming and quickly stole the sofa and legged it over the road to shoot it in the street.

Nice work Laurie!

Last summer my friend Laurie King at Openhouse Creative did this brilliant illustration for the Cycle Show. We went down one week before they started filming and quickly stole the sofa and legged it over the road to shoot it in the street.

Nice work Laurie!


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Chalk Farm Underground

Chalk Farm Underground


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Tomorrow evening I will be talking at RIBA’s Pecha Kucha night. Come along to hear me talk about my 20 favourite photographs.

Tomorrow evening I will be talking at RIBA’s Pecha Kucha night. Come along to hear me talk about my 20 favourite photographs.


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Khamisi

Khamisi


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My friends at RARA are organising a life drawing class next month with a bit of a difference…

LIFE DRAWING at the Redundant Architects Recreation Association (RARA).The Royal Institute of British Architects London (RIBA London) invite you to the finale in their Life Drawing Sessions.Draw the carcass through the stages of its dissemblance. Careful carving and skilled butchering will be on show for all to document.Thursday 29th March 1900-2100RARAUnit 2 Grosvenor WayClapton E5 9ND£5 per personDrawing Materials, Pork and Ale will be available for a small contributionBook online at www.architecture.com/thesocial

My friends at RARA are organising a life drawing class next month with a bit of a difference…

LIFE DRAWING at the Redundant Architects Recreation Association (RARA).

The Royal Institute of British Architects London (RIBA London) invite you to the finale in their Life Drawing Sessions.

Draw the carcass through the stages of its dissemblance. Careful carving and skilled butchering will be on show for all to document.

Thursday 29th March 
1900-2100

RARA
Unit 2 
Grosvenor Way
Clapton E5 9ND

£5 per person

Drawing Materials, Pork and Ale will be available for a small contribution

Book online at www.architecture.com/thesocial