Ellen Rogers creates emotional and accessible analogue photography that is careful and skilled; the work is hand-printed in the darkroom and often coloured by hand.

Ellen is most notably a fashion and fine art photographer whose past clients include Vogue, Vice, Tank, i-D, Alice Temperley and many more. Ellen has also created photoshoots for institutions such as the British Journal of Photography, the Ashmolean Museum and the Smithsonian. 

Ellen is currently studying for her PhD at Central Saint Martins. Her research examines analogue printmaking in fashion photography, predominantly from the 1960s to the early 2010s, employing oral history and various practical research methods.

Ellen is a Senior Lecturer in Photography at Ravensbourne University, London.

 

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