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1929
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Born in Cambridge.
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1947-51
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Studied chemistry at Oxford and made his first
photographs.
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1954
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Arrived in London as a freelance photographer and
began to photograph working class neighborhoods.
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1956
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Exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Arts,
London and at the George Eastman House,
Rochester, NY.
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1957-
1962
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Photographed in Southam Street, North Kensington
and was active as a photojournalist.
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Late
1960s
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Taught photography at the Bath Academy of Art,
Corsham.
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1970s
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Focused on landscape photography and worked in
Rhodes, Corfu and Dubrovnik.
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1986
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Retrospective exhibition at the Victoria & Albert
Museum revived interest in his work.
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1989
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Southam Street work was the subject of a BBC TV
Timewatch film.
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2001
onward
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Photographs exhibited at Tate St. Ives, Tate Britain
and Tate Liverpool in the context or other media
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2004
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Exhibition at Gitterman Gallery, New York
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2004
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Exhibition of his portraits held at National Portrait
Gallery, London.
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2006
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Lucie Award, New York for Achievement in
Documentary
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2007
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Photograph chosen as poster image for Tate Britain’s
“How We Are”: Photographing Britain
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2007
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Exhibition at Gitterman Gallery, New York
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2012
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Exhibition at Gitterman Gallery, New York
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