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A photography exhibition celebrating the people and places of the Old Royal Naval College.

For the last twelve months, award-winning photographer Hugh Fox has been documenting the Old Royal Naval College, capturing the passing of time through the interactions of visitors with the space. Hugh’s distinct style has allowed him to create a comprehensive body of work that depicts the beauty of this familiar landmark in a different way. 

This exhibition, which will be presented in the Ripley Tunnel, will bring together a selection of twelve photographs, including portraits of staff alongside brief interviews and soundscapes, inviting visitors to learn more about the work that takes place behind-the-scenes to protect and conserve the heritage of the site. 

The audio-visual experience will celebrate the Old Royal Naval College more than just a historical landscape; as a living entity constantly evolving and thriving through its interactions and activities of the public. Throughout the run of the exhibition, visitors will also be able to buy a range of signed prints and postcards at our shops.

NOTE: To make the most of your visit, visitors are encouraged to bring their own headphones. 

Photography Workshop with Hugh Fox (27th May) - Book Now
Join award winning photographer Hugh Fox for a unique photography workshop to celebrate the launch of his exhibiton, A Year in the Life.

To celebrate the launch of his exhibiton at Old Royal Naval College, A Year in the Life, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about photographic techniques from Hugh himself while you engage in an active walkaround the site, capturing moments and angles that might otherwise be overlooked.

* All abilities are welcome. Participants must bring camera equipment they are comfortable walking with, which can include phones or tablets.

About Hugh Fox
Hugh Fox is a British award-winning fine art and commercial photographer. He has worked commercially for over ten years, shooting portraits and documentary projects. 

His work has been exhibited in Italy, Berlin, Tokyo, Switzerland and in the UK. In 2022 Hugh won the Sony World Photography Awards – Professional Portfolio Category. In 2023 he was selected as one of the winners of Portrait of Britain for the third year running.