Sue Snell

Documentary photographer Sue Snell has worked in fashion, film, television and press in London, Paris, New York and Tokyo. Sue's photographic projects include the V&A's 'Street Style' Exhibition; ongoing archives for the Chelsea Physic Garden and the Natural History Wildlife Garden; a reportage on 'Turondot-ji' at the Royal Opera House; 'Stories to Tell', a continuing collaborative study on refugee students in London, initially funded by British Airways and Villiers High School; a project on mothers and babies in Kolkata, India for the charity CINI. Sue is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, a member of the Garden Writers' Guild, Photographer in Residence at the Chelsea Physic Garden, and a member of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. She has won the Kobal Portrait Award and the Fuji/Museum Journal Award.