Oxo Gallery Summer Exhibition

I am pleased to announce I will be back exhibiting at the gallery@oxo once again in August.  The show will run from the 2nd-18th August, open daily from 12-6pm.  In 2024 I have visited Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa, so there will be lots of new images along with some of my old favourites.

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Summer 2022 exhibition at Oxo Gallery

Thanks to everyone who came to see me at my summer exhibition at the Oxo Gallery.  Numbers have still not returned to pre covid times, but nonetheless it was good be back. I have exhibited at the gallery every year since 2008 apart from 2020 for obvious reasons.

Some pictures from the exhibition below:

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Latitude Summer exhibition. gallery@oxo

Firstly, let me thank all that managed to make it to my summer exhibition at the gallery@oxo. It was so lovely to engage face to face with people after such a difficult 18 months for us all.

Obviously numbers were significantly reduced with the lack of tourists especially those from abroad.

For those that did not manage to make it, below are a couple of pictures of the gallery all set up and a link to an online gallery of the images I had on display.

Click for access to the online gallery. Latitude at the gallery@oxo

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My Summer Exhibition July 2020

Dear Friends,

I hope this message finds you well during these challenging times.

As many of you know, this week should have seen the opening of my annual Summer Exhibition at the gallery@oxo on London’s South Bank. Unfortunately, as with so many planned events, We have had to cancel. I will of course miss seeing you all. Last year, during the Exhibition’s four weeks run, the gallery saw more than fourteen thousand visitors through its doors, so it will be a much quieter time for me this year. The good news is, however, that I am taking this year’s Exhibition online, where you can view many of my favourite images from around the globe which I hope you will enjoy.

Hopefully it won’t be too long before I can return to the Masai Mara in Kenya. Despite having travelled to all seven continents, it is still one of my favourite places on earth and a place I visit often, not only as a photographer, but also for my charity, Hoopers Africa Trust (HAT). With Kenya going into lockdown and schools and universities closing, our HAT students have been sent home to their villages.

Looking further ahead, I am pleased to announce that I will be exhibiting again at gallery@oxo in Summer 2021 and very much look forward to seeing you then if not before!

Please click here or on the image below to view my virtual summer exhibition:

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For more information about HAT please go to:  www.hoopersafricatrust.org

Warmest wishes,

Roger Hooper

Remembering Lions

Remembering Lions: By Wildlife Photographers United

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I am delighted to have been a contributing photographer for Remembering Lions, the fourth book in the highly acclaimed Remembering Wildlife series which was created by wildlife photographer Margot Raggett.

With a foreword by Jonathan & Angela Scott, Remembering Lions is full of beautiful images donated by more than 70 of the world’s top wildlife photographers with an aim to raise awareness of the plight facing lions and also to raise funds to protect them.

The book was launched this week at The Royal Geographic Society in London.

Remembering Lions Exhibition

There is a free exhibition of images from Remembering Lions at La Galleria, Pall Mall in London, running until Saturday, 26th October, 2019. The exhibition will be open every day from 10am to 5pm, except on Saturday, 26th October, when it will close at 4pm.

To purchase a copy of Remembering Lions and help support this wonderful cause, please go to:

https://buyrememberingwildlife.com
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Exhibition Update

August 18th was the final day of my exhibition at the gallery@oxo, we had a staggering number of visitors through the door, more than 16,000 people over the duration of the exhibition. Thanks to all who visited and to those who helped make it such a great success.

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