1. John hedgecoe
(24 March 1932 – 3 June 2010)

2. Photographic Examples By
Hedgecoe

3. Thomas in the village of Eglwysfach in
Wales in 1966

4. Augustus John in 1957 - Augustus Edwin
John OM
(January 4, 1878 - October 13, 1961)

5. David Hockney in his Bayswater studio
in 1972
(Born July 9, 1937)

6. Henry Moore in 1966 - Henry Spencer
Moore OM CH
(30 July 1898 - 31 August 1986)

7. Mary Quant at home in Chelsea in 1964

8. Laurie Lee - Laurence Edward Alan Lee
(June 26, 1914 - May 13, 1997)

9. Elizabeth Jane Howard

10. Facts About Hedgecoe
• Born March 24th 1932 in Brentford, west London.
Died of cancer aged 78 on the 3rd June 2010
• Award-winning British Photographer
• Established the Photography Department in 1965 at
the Royal College of Art
• photographs appear in permanent collections at the
New York Museum of Modern Art and the London's
National Portrait Gallery
• Took a picture of the Queen in June 1967

11. Facts About Hedgecoe (Continued)
• His father, William, a banker who worked in the far
east gave him his first camera for his 14th birthday.
• Wrote a novel called Breakfast With Dolly in 1996
(Dolly was the name of the aunt with whom he lived)
• In 1957, he enrolled at the Guildford School of Art to
study under the pioneering photographer Joy Thomas,
who frowned upon the use of 35mm cameras.
• Spent much of his free time shooting his own Photos
• In the1960s, he employed an assistant, Angela
Chadwyck-Healey
• Met Julia Mardon during their first year at Guildford
and they married in 1960
• author of more than 30 books on photography