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Introducing Jess Riley to the ILNS Photography Collective
Jess first began exploring photography more seriously in 2021 after taking courses to improve her ability to capture everyday moments with her family. Since then, photography has grown into a creative outlet shaped by observation, atmosphere and a deep appreciation for the world around her.
Exhibition: Harvest from the Deep
Photographs telling the story of North Shields’ fishing industry over the past decade are going on display as part of the town’s 800th anniversary celebrations. The...
Exhibition: Harvest from the Deep
Photographs telling the story of North Shields’ fishing industry over the past decade are going on display as part of the town’s 800th anniversary celebrations. The...
Sira Studio Collab with I Love North Shields
SIRA STUDIO, a video and photography company run by husband-and-wife team Simon and Rachael, relocated from Harrogate to North Shields' Fish Quay in July 2024. Inspired by the area’s energy and creativity, they’ve partnered with I Love North Shields to produce short documentaries celebrating local businesses and community projects during the town’s 800th anniversary year.
Local Hero: Tish Murtha
North Shields’ own Tish Murtha turned her camera on the world she knew best, capturing working-class life with unflinching honesty and heart. From the streets of Newcastle to iconic series like Elswick Kids, her photos reveal resilience, humour, and stories often overlooked. Discover why this local hero’s work continues to inspire, decades after she first picked up a camera.
Faces of North Shields: A Photography Project by Megan Ramsey
Through her thoughtful lens, North Shields photographer Megan Ramsey captures more than just faces — she captures stories. Her latest project, Faces of North Shields, shines a light on the everyday people who shape the town’s vibrant spirit, from volunteers to business owners. With a deeply personal approach, Megan’s portraits celebrate community, character, and connection. Her work is a lasting tribute to the people of North Shields — a visual reminder of the stories that make a place feel like home.
