Camden Riot. Chalk Farm Road. August 2011. On the evening of the worst riots, police battled with youths along the chalk farm road in camden. Police baton charge a group of rioters just off the chalk farm road camden.
Budget: Chancellor George Osborne stands outside Number 11 downing street with the red box ahead of his journey to the House of commons to reveal the details of this years budget. March 20th 2013. All Photographs used must be credited. Online or Print. Fee Upon Usage. Single use only. David M A Gould. www.davidmagould.com. 07725 063271. 0208 444 1149.
Monday 10th February 2014. Euromaidan. Protests Kiev Monday morning - In and around the encampment at Maidan Nezalezhnosti / Euro Square.
British Photographer David Gould has received 4 Professional Nominee Awards in the 8th Annual Black and White International Spider Awards 2013 for his photographs of India taken on his old Pentax ME Super using Kodak Tmax film. The photographs are part of a forthcoming book entitled '24 Hours in India' in which the photographer travelled through the subcontinent on various journeys capturing 21st century India through 20th century formats, analogue cameras with black and white film Professional Nominee Award - Photojournalism category 'Man and Beast' Crawford Market, Mumbai. India. A market worker rests in the early morning before dawn at his shift at a meat market / slaughter house - his work for the morning - a cut animal carcuss lies next to him awaiting attention. About the Spider Awards; 9,456 entries were received from 75 countries The Awards Jury represents the industry's biggest names and tastemakers who reviewed the entries online before making the nomination shortlist and honoring 246 title awards and 938 nominees in 14 categories. BLACK AND WHITE SPIDER AWARDS HONORS PHOTOGRAPHER DAVID GOULD FROM UK LONDON 19TH OCTOBER - Professional photographer David Gould of UK was presented with the 8th Annual Black and White Spider Awards Nominee in the categories of photojournalism, silhouette and fine art at a prestigious Nomination & Winners PhotoShow. The live online ceremony webcast Saturday, October 19, 2013 was attended by photography fans in 75 countries who logged on to see the climax of the industry's most important event for black and white photography. The awards international Jury included captains of the industry from the Tate in London, Heffel Fine Art, FoMu Fotomuseum, FTM Advisory, Camera Work, Art Stage Singapore, Aeroplastics Contemporary, Galerie Baudoin Lebon in Paris, to Fratelli Alinari in Florence who honored Spider Fellows with 246 coveted title awards and 938 nominees in 14 categories. "It is an incredible achievement to be selected among the best from the 9,456 entries we received this year," said Basil O'Brien, the awards Creative Director. David's "Man and Beast," an exceptional image entered in the Photojounalism category, represents black and white photography at its finest, and we're pleased to present him with the title of Nominee." BLACK AND WHITE SPIDER AWARDS is the leading international award honoring excellence in black and white photography. This celebrated event shines a spotlight on the best professional and amateur photographers worldwide and honors the finest images with the highest achievements in black and white photography. image taken from Photographer series 24 Hours in India. www.davidmagould.com, copyright David Gould. 07725 063271. [email protected]
Monday the 13th of May 2013. Curro Diaz removes a sword that has peicered the bulls shoulder during the stage of death with the muleta, red cape, at Las Ventas bullring Madrid. The bull wounded and exhausted from Banderillas, sticks with barbed metal hang from its back. The bullfighter will pierce the animal several times to wear it down during the third stage before putting in to death. Before the sword piercing, the animal will be taunted to pass the flag. Copyright David Gould. www.davidmagould.com. 07725 063271. [email protected].
ORIGINAL OF WORLD’S MOST REPRODUCED PICTURE - ‘CHINESE GIRL’ BY TRETCHIKOFF, FOR SALE AT BONHAMS RARE SIGHTING AFTER 60 YEARS OF THE PICTURE THAT GENERATED MASS INTEREST (Pictured) Cabaret Singer Trinity Vogue stands beside Tretchikoffs Chinese Girl this monrig (18th March 2013) at Bonhams London. The singer sites the painitng as inspiration for her character the Blue Lady. ‘Chinese Girl’, the most iconic work of Vladimir Tretchikoff – the Russian émigré who settled in South Africa – will be sold at Bonhams‟ South African art sale on 20th March 2013 for an estimated £300,000 to £500,000. Said to be the most widely reproduced and recognisable picture in the world, from the 1950s prints of this famous work sold widely in South Africa, Britain, Europe and America. The picture was bought directly from Tretchikoff by an American woman, Mignon Buhler in Chicago when he was touring the US in the 50's. It has been in the same family ever since and is being sold by the original buyer’s granddaughter. The work will toured by Bonhams to New York and Johannesburg prior to its sale. Tretchikoff himself claimed that by the end of his career he had sold half a million large-format reproductions of the ‘Chinese Girl’ print worldwide (and that doesn’t include smaller print versions): today you can also find mugs, wallpaper and assorted other „Chinese Girl‟ paraphernalia. In their obituary to Tretchikoff (who died in 2006), the BBC confirmed that the ‘Chinese Girl’ was indeed the highest-selling print in history. Even as early as 1961, a BBC presenter made the following assertion (as related in Pigeon’s Luck, the artist’s life story): “Which painting do you think is the most famous in the world? Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Mona Lisa’? Botticelli’s ‘Birth of Venus’? Gainsborough’s ‘Blue Boy’?... Before you answer, let me tell you you’re wrong. It’s the green-faced ‘Chinese Girl’ by Tretchikoff.” All Photographs used must be credited. Online or Print. David M A Gould. www.davidmagould.com. 07725 063271. 0208 444 1149.
Olympic Torch Relay - final week media briefing. 16th July 2012. The Mayor of london Boris Johnson attends the On-the-record advance briefing takes place ahead of final week of the Olympic Torch Relay. Panel includes Deborah Hale, producer, Torch Relays, LOCOG; Ken Kelling, London advance manager, LOCOG; Chris Allison, Assistant Commissioner, Metropolitan Police Service; Mark Evers, director of games transport, Transport for London; Mayor Jules Pipe, chair, London Councils; two 2012 torchbearers Samuel Berhanu and Carol Margetts. Credit / David Gould. Single Use Only. 07725 063271. www.davidmagould.photoshelter.com
A march through Brick Lane organised by the Shariah Project. The march was against the sale and consumption of alcohol in the heart of east London, Brick Lane. The march was met by a counter protest from members of the EDL. The Shariah Project targeted shops selling alcohol in the street famous for its bars and curry restaurants. Copyright David Gould.
Sunday footballers play through fog in North London. Highgate Woods. 20th November 2011. On the worst day of fog in the Winter of 2011 transport services suffered setbacks and delays. The conditions did not stop two football teams from playing their Sunday match at Highgate Woods in North London. November 2011. Sony World Photography Awards 2012. Commended - People Category [email protected]
Monday 10th February 2014. Euromaidan. Protests Kiev Monday morning - In and around the encampment at Maidan Nezalezhnosti / Euro Square.
Sunday 25th May 2014: The Great British Tattoo Show. Alexandra Palace. London. UK Portraits of Tattoo Artists, taken today at The Great British Tattoo Show. Alexandra Palace. London. UK Left to right, top to bottom: Ellie from Best of Scotland, Dan from Black Sails Brighton, Tara from Lewis point Daventry, Weird Will Dixon, Zoe from Hadliegh, Chris from Lewis Point Daventry, Claire Brazier, James Inky Beard from Reading, Alex Roze from Hammersmith, Marc from Best of Scotland. Ink on skin, thousands visit the final day of the The Great British Tattoo Show at Alexandra Palace, London. The show features tattoo artists from all round the UK, and beyond. This is the second year the Great Hall at Alexander Palace has been used to host the event. Copyright David Gould. Single Use Only web and print. 07725 063271. www.davidmagould.com.