Allie Crewe, is a recipient of the Portrait of Britain awards in 2019 and 2023 by the British Journal of Photography.
She holds a BA and a Master of Fine Arts in Photography. 
Her recent portraits have been featured in The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Observer, Vogue, and BBC News. LensCulture praised her work, saying:
"These images have a lot of heart and empathy; they offer detail and a real sense of actual relationships. I feel like these images are, in some sense, an account of love and are timeless in that sense. They do not judge; in fact, they celebrate in a gentle and accommodating way."
Allie believes that a portrait should reach beyond the surface to be truly poignant, and reveal a tender beauty. To her, photography is a poetic force that weaves stories with a touch of magic, aiming to unveil the inner landscapes of those she works with.

"Highly rated, sincere, poignant, and classical." — Magnum Photo

Her work is held in private collections, and she welcomes commissions. 
Her artwork is here: www.allie-crewe.uk

Painterly Portraits

Photography is a Poetic Force to Capture Your Story. The greatest joy is capturing the light within you, celebrating joy and the quiet moments of peace, the heartwarming and heart-opening. ​​​​​​​

Booking a Commision 

Each commission begins with a prior consultation. The portrait sitting will be in a place of your choice where you feel most comfortable. The light within you is captured. Do get in touch at Allie Crewe Studio for a chat and pricing. 
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Awards

Winner of Portrait of Britain by British Journal of Photography & Hoxton Mini Press 2023
Winner Edition365 2023.
Portrait of Humanity by British Journal of Photography and Hoxton Mini Press Shortlist 2022
Royal Photographic Society International Award Shortlist 2021
BarTur Awards Shortlist 2021
AOP Emerging Talent  Finalist 2020
Photo London 2020
 Winner of Portrait of Britain by British Journal of Photography & Hoxton Mini Press 2019
BJP Portrait of Britain 2017 Shortlist

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