Words and images: Bob Cramp, commercial photographer
“Old Photographers Never Die, they just lose their focus”
Bob Cramp was in the right place at the right time – London was a cultural hotbed throughout the early time of his career in the 1970s as a commercial photographer. Although not well known to the general public, he has created many iconic brand images, as well as one particularly famous political one , the “Labour isn’t working” poster of 1979.
Follow the trials, tribulations and ultimate triumph of Bob’s career from the start of everyday use of colour in advertising photography in 1969, until 1983, when research and globalisation started to change the creative process, before the dawn of mobile phones, computers and the digital revolution.
All are welcome. No need to book. Entry £5, to include a drink. Full time students free.
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