PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ARTISTS
Amanda offers a variety of photographic services for artists, from archiving artwork to artist portraits and private views. She documents artists artwork and can provide an ongoing record of career progression over time, recording the journey as an artist’s practice and career grows.
She works from a fully-equipped studio in southeast London, but is happy to work on location too. Using high-quality digital cameras, Amanda will colour-check your images, and send them to you in high and low resolution formats specific to your requirements. She spent several years working with a museum-grade picture framer, so can be trusted to handle your artworks with care and consideration.
Please get in touch via the booking form or email to discuss your requirements. Scroll to the bottom to read about First Thursdays discounted rate for photographing artworks.
A live painting and music event at Crossness Engines Trust saw Charly Helyar standing inside her illuminated painting and working live to the accompaniment by the Singer J Cocoa.
This closeup photo of a sculptural paper artwork shows the skill of threading into the paper to create shapes and form.
The work of the artist Ceyda Keratas works with very fine detail. Her depictions of natural forms bring a new dimension to our sense of the organic.
These small copper paintings were photographed in the studio of an emerging artist. Amanda Eatwell can document the process for artists, as they build their careers.
The iconic brutalist building, Lakeside Studios is owned and managed by Bow Arts Trust. Each year they hold an Open Studios event, which coincides with Open Cities. Amanda Eatwell recorded the event.
This picture was taken at a Private View for graduates of the MA Fine Art course at City & Guilds of London Art School. Amanda Eatwell offers photography services to artists and graduates.
The artist and her friend stand in front of an artwork that formed part of her MA in Fine Art degree show. The artwork is called Twilight, inspired by the Twilight Saga books.
female queer artist charly helyar depicts images of human joy and suffering through her drawings and paintings.
This is part of a public art commission by Alex McHallam and Liz Tiranti, who commissioned art photographer, Amanda Eatwell to photograph all their works.
Amanda Eatwell was commissioned to photograph these windows to go alongside a piece of writing for Grout, a publication by the British Association for Modern Mosaic.
Photographer, Amanda Eatwell captures the crowds as they gather to witness the unveiling of this large-scale illuminated painting in Cygnet Square, London, SE2 9UH.
At her MA in fine art graduation private view, the artist Bev Lee stands for a moment’s contemplation.
This image shows a salon hang of small oil paintings on a wall. It was curated by Eloise Dethier - Eaton for a solo show at The Gallery, Vyner Street, London.
Amanda Eatwell offers various photographic services for artists, from archiving individual works to artists portraits in their studios and photography at exhibitions.
Roni Parker photographed by amanda eatwell in her colourful painting studio in southeast london
Charly Helyar stands on her large-scale work General Situation, as she prepares it to be hung in an empty commercial space and lit from behind.
This artwork (part of Charly Helyar’s The Kiss series) was photographed by Amanda Eatwell as part of an install shoot for Charly’s first solo show.
A female artist sits deep in concentration, as she works on a sculpture of a female holding her newborn baby.
Six graphic-styled images printed as posters and presented in the iconic Lakeside Centre, Thamesmead, which is the subject of the images themselves. The show was called Getting To Know You.
Green, born Yong Woon Park, is a London based artist who hails from South Korea. He was photographed by Amanda Eatwell at Lakeside Centre Open studios. Amanda enjoys working with artists, and offers various services that helps raise their profile.
A lively painting by Charly Helyar, made on residency in Senegal. Various abstracted scenes come together to unite in a blend of colour and detail.
This image is part of a series of pictures by Amanda Eatwell. She was commissioned by Alex McHallam and Liz Tiranti who made 28 mosaic roundels for pubic display for Enfield council.
Amanda also works with art schools & graduates to provide installation and private view photography at degree shows. This image was taken for Charly Helyar’s MA Graduation show at City & Guilds of London Art School.
First Thursdays: Drop-off Day
Each first Thursday of the month, artists can drop off up to twelve flat artworks to my studio to be photographed, colour-checked, edited and have files delivered within the week for the very special price of £200.00. The regular price for this service is £275.00 for up to ten artworks, so it’s a double-deal!
*Terms and conditions apply:
Flat artworks only
No artwork to bigger than 1.2 metre x 1.2 metre
Image files will be sent to artists within the week
All artworks must be collected by the following Wednesday unless agreed with Amanda.
Any artworks not collected within 2 weeks of receipt will incur a £5 per week fee. If the works are not collected within 1 calendar month I cannot guarantee their safe-keeping, as I do not have suitable storage for long periods, and these works will not be prioritised.
Fine Artist Ceyda Keratas’ works brings a new way of seeing the natural world. Through abstraction and surreal forms, she creates surreal, yet beautiful drawings & paintings.