A public-private view for our first collective exhibition taking place at Hackney Wick Saunas. Photographs from all eight of our new Partners in Photography will be on display and for sale. Members of the public can attend for free and are welcome to bring any music on cassette to contribute to the evening’s soundtrack.

T-S-002 / Water Gun

For our official launch, we've linked up with experimental electronic music label, Vasuki Sound, to host an evening of left-field club music, participatory photography and creative exchange.

The event will mark the moment our first cohort of photographers joins the organisation. They, alongside all others who have applied to work with us, will be able to attend for free. Advance tickets for for everyone else will be available from now until they run out.

T-S-001 / Plastic Pizza

Photograph by Oliver McKenzie

Since coming into existence earlier this year, Test-Shoots is now accepting applications from early-stage professionals to become Partners in Photography. Partners can expect to gain the immediate support of our platform and community, connecting them with a wide creative network and bringing their photography exposure and credibility.

For more information including on how to apply, see the opportunities section of our website.

Photograph by Oliver McKenzie

An image from Saturday, as thousands of pro-Palestinian Britons peacefully demonstrate against the UK government's continued support of Israel and its refusal to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. To remain abreast of ways to engage politically for the Palestinian cause, consider visiting the Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

Photograph by Oliver McKenzie

Test-Shoots was delighted to feature in both the BBC and Financial Times this week, spotlighting a dramatic moment of corporate unity at the Queue for Climate and Nature, organised by Business Declares and Business Stand Up.

In what will hopefully influence a turning point moment in the government’s climate policy, hundreds of businesses have given their name to an open letter which you can sign here.

Photograph by Oliver McKenzie