Sophie Lee

Sophie Lee constructs a cinematic narrative, allowing the viewer a glimpse into the life of the work's protagonist, Elise. Images and text work in tandem, portraying the beautiful yet fragile young woman, who in Lee's words 'grapples with the expectation of disappointment in a world where she exists, apparently, only for herself'... click for full feature
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Contibutors

We’ve always got our beady little eye on the look out for new and interesting bodies of work. We take all photographic work into consideration and work tirelessly to bring photography from all areas to the website. So, if you think that you have something fantastic then please get in contact with a link to your work so that we can take a peek. To see all contributors click here


Resident artists

Our resident photographers have been loyal to Beady Little Eye for at least three submissions! Being a resident gives the photographer a permanent home to exhibit work as well as a space on the website for forever more. Start submitting now to get on your way!
This area of our web-site will be launched at a later date when we have photographers with resident status.


Thanks...

Jade Spranklen for giving Beady its illustrative eye candy with your beautiful drawings.

Cornelia Nauenburg

url:www.childofphotography.blogspot.com

Cornelia Nauenburg's images explore the backstreets of Dublin, looking beyond the familiar tourist facade and taking a look at what she calls 'real life Dub'. She contrasts the dreariness and grit of the surroundings with the innocence of the local children, and invites the viewer to look at her city in an unconventional way... click for full feature
Rachel Oates

url:www.flickr.com/racheloates

Rachel's body of work entitled 'Searching for Soul' explores the notion of the existence of the human soul. She examines the concept that unlike the body the soul has no physical boundaries, and questions the possibility of a connection between the mind the body and the soul... click for full feature
David Power

url:www.iamtheantihero.carbonmade.com

'This is Invisible' is an ongoing project by Leeds based photographer David Power. He seeks to examine neglected urban landscapes, capturing an awkward beauty in these spaces that are often ignored... click for full feature
Martin Stranka

url:www.martinstranka.com

Martin Stranka, based in Prague, produces work with an intensely personal feel, and his images hold a stillness and dream-like quality. He works closely with post production techniques to allow his imagination to take form visually... click for full feature
Sanna Kamarainen

url:Sanna's Camberwell University Profile

Through her intimate portraits, Sanna attempts to capture the hidden and often deep-rooted emotion of her sitters. Flipping the ‘male gaze’ on its head, these images present a refreshing vulnerability in men that is often overlooked... click for full feature
Antonia Zennaro

url:www.antoniazennaro.com

Antonia is an Italian documentary photographer based in Hamburg. This series of work is an exploration into one of the city's sex cabarets, and provides an intimate insight into some of the characters of this hidden world... click for full feature
Kelly Jameson

url:www.kellyjameson.co.uk

Kelly is based in London, and has recently graduated from Leeds College of Art and Design. She creates quintessentially British fashion stories, and her portrayal of vintage glamour coupled with her appreciation of soft, beautiful colours transport us back to days gone by... click for full feature
Emir Ozsahin

url:www.flickr.com/photos/munur/

We came across Emir’s work in the depths of Flickr. His dreamy underwater images hold a tranquil disposition that seems to transport the viewer to another world. Emir's underwater images are a small project amidst a larger series of work... click for full feature
Maren Hoopfer

url:www.cashmereclubhouse.com

Having spent a period of time in London, Maren has returned to the US and is constantly producing new images. Surrounding herself with creative and inspiring people she has produced a beautiful archive of work... click for full feature