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Photo London 2025 returns to Somerset House for its milestone 10th edition, signaling a defining moment for the photography market.

 

Since its 2015 debut, the fair has been instrumental in elevating photography to equal footing with painting and sculpture among global art collectors.

 

The market now includes over 100 galleries from around the world, demonstrating photography’s universal appeal and the fair’s growing international stature.

 

This year, Sophie Parker steps in as director, promising to modernize the event and make it more accessible for a diverse audience of collectors.

 

While digital innovation and AI-generated images pose fresh challenges to authenticity, industry optimism endures as photography remains a vital storytelling medium.

 

With dynamic new leadership and a mix of classic as well as cutting-edge works, Photo London is poised to adapt, reflecting evolving tastes and the changing landscape of art.

For a decade, Andrew Fusek Peters has dedicated himself to photographing the vibrant wildlife in his Shropshire garden.

 

His images, such as a goldfinch mid-flight with rainbow-lit wings, reveal wonders often missed in daily life.

 

This collection, now featured in his new book, beautifully showcases birds, mammals, and insects thriving in suburban surroundings.

 

Peters’ work highlights how extraordinary nature can be found close to home—no distant journeys required.

 

Across the UK, more homeowners are transforming gardens with native plants and wildflowers, boosting local biodiversity and supporting essential pollinators.

 

Modern gardening is also embracing new technology, from smart irrigation to plant health apps, making it easier to nurture wildlife havens.

 

Fusek Peters’ story inspires locals to cherish the hidden beauty just beyond their doorstep.