Alex Wolfe-Warman
I make photographs that offer my perception and interpretation of a place, a community or an individual.
My career began in Bristol in 1993. I have travelled extensively, working in the USA, India, Africa, South-East Asia and Europe. My photography has been published in many national and international publications, including The Times and Professional Photographer magazine. I have had solo exhibitions in Bristol 1995, Bath 2000, Seattle 2001 and Spain 2007. My work has been part of Landscape Photographer of the Year group exhibition twice, once at the National Theatre on London’s South Bank in 2008 and again when it travelled around all Network Rail Stations in the UK in 2018. In 2017 my work was part of the group exhibition for The Marshwood Arts Awards at Allsop Gallery Bridport Arts Centre Dorset. In 2023 Don McCullin selected three of my photographs for Marshwood Arts Award Exhibition at Allsop Gallery Bridport Arts Centre Dorset. I Currently have an exhibition at Waterstones.
Award Winning
14 Professional Fujifilm awards including three distinctions for my portrait photography 1993 -1998. Highly Commended finalist in Landscape Photographer of the Year 2008. Finalist in Travel Photographer Of The Year three times, once in 2008 and again in 2009 with 2 separate entries . Transindus Travel Photographer of the Year 2009. Highly Commended in Marshwood Arts Awards for photographs from my book Weston-Super-Mare My Home Town 2017. Landscape Photographer of the Year 2018 Urban Category Winner. Shortlisted Finalist Landscape Photographer of The Year 2022. Three photographs selected by Don McCullin for Marshwood Arts Awards Final 2023.
Proven Track Record
Clients have included.
Greenpeace/South East Asia, Welsh National Opera, Birmingham Royal Ballet, Marks and Spencer, National Westminster Bank, DAS, Price Waterhouse, Burgess Salmon, Unite Plc, Shaw Trust Charity, Bristol International Music Festival, Candid Records, OT Records, Jazz Journal, Venue Magazine, Professional Photographer Magazine. Feature Film (stills photographer) The Ghost of Greville Lodge with George Cole and Prunella Scales.