Bridged Space
Event Photographer - Volunteer
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We're building wellness and community spaces for Black and Brown women across London. Can you help us capture the real moments, so funders and our community can see what that actually looks like?
What difference will you make?
Real photography is one of the clearest ways we can show funders, partners, and our own community what Bridged actually is. It shapes how people see us before they ever attend an event themselves, and it's often the difference between someone feeling invited in or kept at a distance.
What are we looking for?
We particularly welcome applications from global majority women who share the lived experience of our community
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- Comfortable photographing people candidly, in a way that feels unobtrusive
- Own equipment (camera or a phone capable of good low-light shots)
- Able to turn around a small edited selection within a few days of each event
- Comfortable navigating spaces that touch on sensitive themes with discretion, some moments (someone visibly emotional, a private conversation) are not photo moments, and knowing the difference matters as much as the technical skill
What will you be doing?
We're looking for a volunteer photographer to capture select wellness and community events for Black and Brown women across London.
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We're less interested in polished, staged shots and more in photos that hold the actual feeling of the room, people arriving, connecting, mid-conversation, mid-laugh. These photos do more than sit on Instagram. They show up in funder presentations, impact reports, and anywhere we need to show, not just tell, what Bridged actually looks like.
You'd typically be photographing for the length of one event at a time, moving through the space without disrupting the flow of what's happening.
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