Author: Steve Broh
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Rehearsals at Hampton Hill Theatre
I was given the exciting opportunity to photograph rehearsals at Hampton Hill Theatre for two of their upcoming productions. The photographs are to be used for promotional purposes. The two shows in question are Robin Hood, a traditional family pantomime and The Cherry Orchard, a play by Chekhov. Theatre photography can be challenging because of…
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Janmashtami Festival 2026
What is Janmashtami? Sri Krishna Janmashtami is the appearance day of Lord Sri Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead. The birth of Lord Krishna is one of the biggest celebrations of the year, celebrated all over the world. This festival was hosted at Bhaktivedanta Manor (Hara Krishna Temple Watford). It is the largest festival of…
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Billy Wears the Crown
I had the privilege of volunteering as a photographer at Billy Wears The Crown, a four‑day community celebration at The Old Crown pub in Great Bookham. The event was held from 28–31 August, it brought together people and families to support Billy’s Battalion, a charity created in memory of Billy, who tragically passed away at…
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Raga Recital at Kensington Palace
I photographed the Swadhinata Trust’s performance on Friday 14 August on the Orangery Lawns at Kensington Palace Gardens, as part of the palace’s annual free Community Celebration. The programme featured ragas and rare songs from Punjab, performed by Budhaditya Bhattacharyya, Gurbaksh Singh Matharu, and Dhanraj Persaud Pandey, alongside a Sattriya dance performance by Anannya Mahanta.…
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Tenby in Black and White
A personal project shot over one week in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, on a single roll of Ilford XP2 Super film. The aim was to select twenty frames, forming a montage of the town. Its medieval castle, St Mary’s Island fort, churches and ancient walls, alongside the harbour, moored boats and sandy beaches. Tenby provides good subjects…