Jim Stephenson has a degree in Architectural Technology, and after working in practice for several years both in the UK and US, he turned to photography (over 15 years ago) and has been working internationally ever since. He is also the founder of the non-profit arts organisation Miniclick which has striven to eliminate the culture of gatekeeping in the photography world for over 10 years.
His photography and filmmaking work is hallmarked by a passion for community led projects, and a keen eye for human interaction with architecture and design, often reflecting the multi-sensory experience of spending time in the build environment. Jim’s award winning photography and films have a mediative documentary style, and he has cultivated a specialist practice which allows for fleeting moments of light, and people at play to be celebrated.
His photography and filmmaking work is hallmarked by a passion for community led projects, and a keen eye for human interaction with architecture and design, often reflecting the multi-sensory experience of spending time in the build environment. Jim’s award winning photography and films have a mediative documentary style, and he has cultivated a specialist practice which allows for fleeting moments of light, and people at play to be celebrated.
