About the Artist

Henry Reichhold was educated at Dartington College of Arts and Warwick University. His interest in photography developed at a very young age and he remains as captivated with the process now as he was then. His work has always been at the cutting edge of technology from his early mobile stills and film making, 3D printed/ Lidar scanning work to his current work using time based collage photography and point cloud imaging he relentlessly pursues his fascination with pushing back the boundaries of the photographic world.

Henry has always had a strong interest in education, he worked for over 12 years at Saint Martins College of Art and his recent and ongoing work with St Paul’s Girls School’s explores the role of photography in virtual environments.

His work has been seen by a global audience with a series exhibitions at Heathrow Airport, London Bridge Railway Station and other major venues including the Royal Albert Hall.

Frequently working together with industry partners who share his enthusiasm for exploring the arts his partners have included Adobe, Apple, AutoDesk, Canon, Epson, Formica, Heathrow, HP,  Marriots, Network Rail, Nikon, MPB, Nokia, Shard, Sigma, Team London Bridge, Thames Festival, The Royal Albert Hall, Travelex and Ultimaker.

In his work Henry Reichhold sets out with one over-riding object - to capture the essence and spirit of his subject in one picture. To achieve this the artist must explore, capture and pull together all the many elements that make up a picture together - to create one harmonious whole.

As an example of this process the image below  'Whistable Bay'  is constructed from around 100 + separate photos. These were carefully selected for their content from the 800+ original images shot on the day. Each selected image is then ‘ extracted' from its background to create one of the many elements that make up the story in the big picture.

The result is an image that is packed with detail and a rich comprehensive narrative of extraordinary depth. Henry’s style of work is unique and has led to a whole series of successful exhibitions at Heathrow Terminal 5, The Royal Albert Hall, Tower Bridge and other prestigious venues.  The long list of corporate sponsors that support his work are a testament to the continued originality and evolution of his work.

 Images packed with detail