Photography
Robert Timothy is a photographer who crosses genres from portraiture to fashion, working for a number of publications, websites and clients. His work is in the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery (London) and has held solo exhibitions in London and Cape Town. Robert was born in Zimbabwe, grew up in South Africa but lives in London and travels widely.
"My best photos are the ones I've yet to take..."
Email: studio@roberttimothy.com
Filmed work
In tandem with his photography, Robert is also a visual creative and filmmaker with more than decade's experience at the BBC - shooting, directing and editing some of the Corporation's high profile output. His experience ranges from Royal weddings and Olympic Games montages to working directly with producers like Angelina Jolie on a co-production with the BBC World Service.
Books
2019 Portrait of Humanity, British Journal of Photography / Magnum / Hoxton Mini Press
2019 Portrait of Britain II, BJP1854 / Hoxton Mini Press
Exhibitions
2019 Looking the Other Way 2: GPN group exhibition, Espacio Gallery, London
2019 Royal Photographic Society: Photography Competition (IPE162): finalist
2018 Looking The Other Way: group exhibition, Espacio Gallery, London
2018 Women In The 21st Century: Alternative Arts, theprintspace Gallery, London
2018 Shutterhub Open: group exhibition, The Old Truman Brewery, London
2018 One Minute To Go: solo exhibition, the Hospital Club, London
2017 GPN17: group photography exhibition, Hackney Gallery, London
2017 London Photo Show: Strand Gallery, London
2017 Royal Photographic Society: Photography Competition (IPE160): finalist
2017 Royal Birmingham Society of Artists: Annual prize exhibition: RBSA Gallery, Birmingham
2016 Money and Power: Group photography exhibition, The Guildhall Art Gallery, London
2016 Anima: Group portrait exhibition, theprintspace Gallery, London
2015 Portrait Salon: group exhibition, Embassy Tea Room, London.
Awards
2014 National Gallery Portrait Prize ‘Taylor Wessing’ finalist, National Portrait Gallery, London
2014 Webby Award honoree, Best use of photography