EXHIBITION NOW OPEN!:
See the shots below and 84 other great shots of Clerkenwell and the surrounding area in a beautiful gallery space in Hatton Garden.
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2026 WINNERS
OVERALL WINNER & WINNER OVER 65s Cloth Fair. Richard Hill Over 65s
This jolly scaffolder time-travelled here from the twelfth century. Cloth Fair.
WINNER UNDER 12s. Graham Street Park Solomon Price
WINNER 12-18 The Barbican Felix Speigl-James Bench Contemplation at the Barbican
WINNER 19-34 Doughty Street Zheng Xinman
I just love the matching colours. Living in the area for around four months, looking at the colours on the street is one of the things that entertains me on my commute journey everyday.
WINNER 35-65. Graham Street Viktorya Nartey
WINNER SERIES Miles Sampson 35-65
White frame - a series of images I’ve taken in on my way to and from work in front of a white rectangle which happens to be on the wall in the underpass underneath the old Museum of London.
2026 RUNNERS-UP
RUNNER-UP: OVERALL BEST SHOT Liverpool Road Mark Rose 35-65
Fans at the Arsenal Parade
RUNNER-UP UNDER 12s. City Road Basin Josiah Wong A stroll to city
RUNNER-UP 12-18 Clerkenwell Green Ava Skerrit
Beautiful red phone box surrounded by red flowers
RUNNER-UP 19-34. St John’s Lane Oscar Emanuel
A rare sighting of the Goodyear Blimp as it pays homage to the iconic Higgs Air Agency sign on St John’s Lane
RUNNER-UP 35-65 Barbican conservatory Belen Becarra 35-65
Couple, in the Conservatory at the Barbican Centre
RUNNER-UP OVER 65s Richard Hill
Feeding birds on the frozen City Road Basin
RUNNER-UP SERIES Jonathan Wober 35-65
Views from the top deck of a London bus, the best seat in London! (Finsbury Town Hall on Roseberry Avenue, Barbican Estate, Pentonville Road )
A SELECTION OF THE HIGHLY COMMENDED SHOTS
Smithfield Market Richard Hill Over 65s
The larger design was the first standard red telephone box, introduced in 1924. It was succeeded by the smaller model in 1935.
Ihram Uzzaman 19-34 Brick by Brick
The Barbican, Long Lane, Goswell Road, The Triangle Estate
Exmouth Market Dylan McDermott 19-34
The shots are all taken at Exmouth Market. I wanted to capture the warm, lively feeling of a summer evening there.
Rosebery Avenue Ihram Uzzaman 19-34
Leather Lane Touseef Ahmad 35-65
Leather Lane Market - lunch on the go. Phone in one hand and lunch in the other - a classic working lunch with no time to stop
Spa Fields Amar Shah 35-65
Spa Fields, Skinner Street
Even in zone one,
Glorious serenity
Is found in Autumn
Below Phoenix Place Barry Needoff Over 65s
Below ground in Clerkenwell - a junction on the Post Office’s “Mail Rail”.
Exmouth Market Ihram Uzzaman 19-34
East Passage Paul Shelley Over 65s
Shadows by the Old Red Cow. On a sunny lunchtime you will be rewarded with some intriguing shadow shapes.
Corporation Row Alexander Cottard 35-65
Wilf Stoddart 19-34
Thursday night buzz on Exmouth Market
Northampton Road Nitin Shitokra 35-65
‘Leads’. Powerful dogs marching through Clerkenwell like they own the place, full of muscle and attitude, while the man on the 2 Leads is just along for the ride.
East Passage Anita Siddi 35-65
Hayward’s Place Mattie Faint Over 65s
Sans Walk Paolo Valli Over 65s
Clerkenwell really is one of the most photogenic boroughs in London. It has a timeless charm and character that few other parts of London have.
Goswell Road Sharon Ngan 35-65
Ancient Warriors, Modern Blocks - World Book Day Book Characters Alive
Northampton Road James Taro 35-65
It’s a nice tree. I like the smaller one growing up beside it too.
