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Camden's Chalcot school caters for the needs of young students aged 11-16, who have a variety of emotional, social and behavioural difficulties. In March 2003, a number of the pupils came together with reportage photographer Robert Goldstein as part of a vocational training programme. Most of the photos here were taken with a £15 auto-focus camera or an auto-focus Nikon.
The project was designed to get pupils to visit areas of London they were unfamiliar with, and photograph things with a fresh perspective.
The photos here are part of an exhibition, Chalcot's Eyes, which will take place at Gallery 27, 27 Cork Street, London W1, from August 30 - September 4.
www.galleryincorkstreet.com
| | |  | | South Bank performer
This photo was taken by an 11-year-old student, Mark, on a field trip down at the South Bank.
| | |  | | Faces in Covent Garden
This picture was taken by Charlie, aged 13, on a walk through Covent Garden.
| | |  | | Chalk eye in Trafalgar Square
Photo taken by Charlie, again, this time in Trafalgar Square.
| | |  | | Highgate cemetery cross
A photo of a cross taken by James, aged 13, on a field trip to Highgate cemetery.
| | |  | | Highgate cemetery
James's work again, on the same field trip.
| | |  | | Regents canal
This picture was taken by Mubarak, who is 15 years old, while walking down Regents canal in
Camden.
| | |  | | Tiger at London Zoo
Shot of a tiger at London Zoo, taken by 14-year-old Dominic.
| | |  | | Tate Modern
Olafur Eliasson's installation at the Tate Modern, the Weather Project, was photographed by Blue, who is 14 years old.
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