From 2018 to 2020, our gallery occupied an intimate setting in the heart of Hampstead, London—just moments from the quiet beauty of Hampstead Heath, whose landscapes and shifting light offered endless photographic inspiration.

Though modest in scale, the gallery became home to a distinctive collection of fine-art photography. From this elegant space, our limited-edition prints found their way into private collections across the world.

Our opening-night celebration attracted considerable interest from collectors, fellow artists and friends of the gallery. Audiences were drawn to our thoughtfully curated and remarkably diverse programme, establishing the gallery as an inspiring destination for photographic art.

During our time in Hampstead, we presented a series of memorable exhibitions. These included Tonewood by Lawrence Impey, a collection inspired by a book of poetry, and Henge to Henge, a photographic chronicle of a motorcycle journey from Stonehenge in Wiltshire to a contemporary stone monument in Iceland.

Our Hampstead chapter came to an unexpected close when the mews in which the gallery was situated was sold for redevelopment. While the site would eventually re-emerge as a collection of modern retail spaces, the intervening years invited us to follow a different path.

Six years have passed since we last closed the gallery doors. In that time, life has been shaped by travel, photography and new adventures—experiences that have broadened our perspective and renewed our creative vision.

In 2026, the gallery begins its next chapter online, bringing our carefully selected collections of fine-art photography to a wider international audience. We invite you to explore the work and discover images that resonate with your own sense of place, atmosphere and beauty.

Should you be searching for a particular photographic subject or a work to complement a special space in your home, we would be delighted to hear from you.