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Seven years ago I had an idea. Document the icons of popular music the way I document everything — like a journalist, not a fan. Point the camera at the human being, not the legend. Words of Love is what happened. Dave Grohl. Roger Daltrey. Ronnie Wood. Don Everly’s last professional photograph. And many more...
As the founder of Cool Rivers, I’ve had the privilege of capturing some of the world’s most prestigious sporting events and immortalising iconic musicians through my photojournalism. But beyond the lens, I understand the hustle – the economic and creative challenges that so many Creators face daily. My experiences have shaped Cool Rivers at its...
Standing proudly at Quarry Hill, between Leeds Playhouse and Leeds City College, the striking new sculpture Ribbons is a powerful tribute to the women who have shaped the city. Among the 383 names intricately woven into its corten steel ribbons is Jude, a fitting recognition of her impact and contribution to Leeds. To have my...
Jude has been proud to be a part of this historic project and now the media coverage is now far and wide. Jude and her work have been both featured on BBC News and Sky News with articles featuring the images across a full media spectrum. To view the articles see the links below: ...
Jude was featured on BBC breakfast talking about the images photographed for the NHS. Check out the video of the interview:
Jude has been featured in the Yorkshire Post about her time during the covid-19 pandemic profiling the engineers who worked tirelessly for the NHS.
Jude discusses the stories behind the images in a new online exhibition for the National Science and Media Museum, which capture engineers’ responses to Covid-19. Read the article here
Jude was involved in a photoshoot with REWS. Read the full article below
Jude’s images are featured in the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Presidents Awards. Today we’re proud to announce 19 winners of our President’s Special Awards for Pandemic Service – teams and individuals recognised for their exceptional engineering achievements in tackling COVID-19: https://t.co/q2U0X28JhM pic.twitter.com/Zp4lBSjp04 — Royal Academy of Engineering (@RAEngNews) August 17, 2020
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