GAVIN WITHEY

I have graduated from the University for the Creative Arts in Farnham. I studied photography. Please viist my website

www.gavinwithey.com
To celebrate my 100 posts on Tumblr I am doing a Print GIVE AWAY. The high quality print that is signed to GIVE AWAY her are the rules, - You have to FOLLOW ME on Tumblr - Then like this post or reblog this post - This GIVE AWAY will last for 3 WEEKS (IT ENDS ON THE 4TH OF JUNE) These are the four print that are up for grabs The winners will be chosen through random.org and I will message the winners asking for a postal address to receive their winning print. I wish you all the best luck Gavin Withey

To celebrate my 100 posts on Tumblr I am doing a Print GIVE AWAY. The high quality print that is signed to GIVE AWAY her are the rules,

- You have to FOLLOW ME on Tumblr

- Then like this post or reblog this post

- This GIVE AWAY will last for 3 WEEKS (IT ENDS ON THE 4TH OF JUNE)

These are the four print that are up for grabs The winners will be chosen through random.org and I will message the winners asking for a postal address to receive their winning print.

I wish you all the best luck

Gavin Withey

Dirty London’s Spring / Summer Lookbook

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An Outtake From Dirty London’s Lookbook Shoot Full Shoot Will Be Released Soon

An Outtake From Dirty London’s Lookbook Shoot

Full Shoot Will Be Released Soon

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This is the cover for an unsigned British band called the The Bayonettes, for their new EP that is called Hold On. I was given the privilege to take the photographs, in my head I wanted to create something eye catching and possibly iconic. I had used a film camera to take the picture because, film photography has a quality that digital will never capture.

This is the cover for an unsigned British band called the The Bayonettes, for their new EP that is called Hold On. I was given the privilege to take the photographs, in my head I wanted to create something eye catching and possibly iconic. I had used a film camera to take the picture because, film photography has a quality that digital will never capture.

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