Lottie Davies is an award winning photographer based in London who’s work I have loved for a long time.
Her work spans commercial advertising, reportage, and also fine art. Her fine art projects are something of a rarity in that she engages with her subjects to create images that step beyond the photographer as voyeur, and into the realm of photographer and subject creating a new shared reality out of the memories and experiences of the subject.
Notably Lottie won the Taylor Wessing prize in 2008 (and considering they have thousands of entries every year that is no mean feat), has been voted Best in Category at the Association of Photographers Awards six times, and most recently won the 2011 Photographic Art award for Arte Laguna Prize in Venice.

For the first time ever she is offering a collection of prints from her archive for sale directly from her. They are very reasonably priced considering her level of prestige and would make very unique gifts for Christmas, or if you’re me; all for your self.

They range from £25 for a 5″x7″ Giclee to £150 for a 20″x16″ C-Type. To view the collection click here to visit the print sale section of her website.

Personally I’m having “Daniel Vader”