Bio.
Max Searl (b. 1998) is an editorial and documentary landscape photographer based in Cornwall, United Kingdom. Commercially he is available for comissions throughout the UK, and is available to travel.
In his personal work, he primarily works towards long-form narrative based projects, his work mainly focuses around people and place. He is currently working on his project ‘What are Cornish Boys to do?’, which looks at the social and economic effects of the closure of Cornish mines during the 19th century.
Contact.
︎ maxsearlphoto@gmail.com
︎ @maxsearl
Selected Clients.
The Telegraph Magazine, Huck Magazine, Seasalt Cornwall, Yallah Coffee, Dewsign, Mission Code, Mayn Creative, Falmouth University, Exeter University amongst others.
Awards.
Palm* Photo Prize 2020 - Shortlist
Publications.
Selected Mine Works - Orange Press (Upcoming)
Montserrat - Ancient Magic Editions
AND 2020 - Then There Was Us
Let The River Flow - Issue One
Open - Bloom Publishing
Kinds of Water - Self Published
Old Peace - Self Published
Exhibitions.
Burrow @ The Photobook Cafe, London, 2024 (Upcoming)
Burrow @ Grays Wharf, Penryn, 2024
Brick by Brick @ Grays Wharf, Penryn, 2022
Kinds of Water @ Small Ships, Falmouth (Solo), 2019
Graduate Exhibition @ IOP Gallery, Penryn, 2019
Dialogues from Earth @ Fish Factory, Penryn, 2019
Life and Death @ Small Ships, Falmouth, 2019
Analogue Exhibition @ Fish Factory, Penryn, 2019
Currents Exhibition @ Oxford House, London, 2018
Printspace Printswap @ The Printspace, London, 2017
Zines of the World @ Trumans Brewery, London, 2017
Unfamiliar Places @ Chintz Symposium, Falmouth, 2016
Graduate Exhibition @ Plymouth College of Art, Plymouth, 2016
Features.
Marino Mag
Nowhere Diary
Black River
Booooooom
Dont Take Pictures
Fiiiirst
Mull It Over
Stay at Home
Talks.
CALM Camera Club, 2020
Max Searl (b. 1998) is an editorial and documentary landscape photographer based in Cornwall, United Kingdom. Commercially he is available for comissions throughout the UK, and is available to travel.
In his personal work, he primarily works towards long-form narrative based projects, his work mainly focuses around people and place. He is currently working on his project ‘What are Cornish Boys to do?’, which looks at the social and economic effects of the closure of Cornish mines during the 19th century.
Contact.
︎ maxsearlphoto@gmail.com
︎ @maxsearl
Selected Clients.
The Telegraph Magazine, Huck Magazine, Seasalt Cornwall, Yallah Coffee, Dewsign, Mission Code, Mayn Creative, Falmouth University, Exeter University amongst others.
Awards.
Palm* Photo Prize 2020 - Shortlist
Publications.
Selected Mine Works - Orange Press (Upcoming)
Montserrat - Ancient Magic Editions
AND 2020 - Then There Was Us
Let The River Flow - Issue One
Open - Bloom Publishing
Kinds of Water - Self Published
Old Peace - Self Published
Exhibitions.
Burrow @ The Photobook Cafe, London, 2024 (Upcoming)
Burrow @ Grays Wharf, Penryn, 2024
Brick by Brick @ Grays Wharf, Penryn, 2022
Kinds of Water @ Small Ships, Falmouth (Solo), 2019
Graduate Exhibition @ IOP Gallery, Penryn, 2019
Dialogues from Earth @ Fish Factory, Penryn, 2019
Life and Death @ Small Ships, Falmouth, 2019
Analogue Exhibition @ Fish Factory, Penryn, 2019
Currents Exhibition @ Oxford House, London, 2018
Printspace Printswap @ The Printspace, London, 2017
Zines of the World @ Trumans Brewery, London, 2017
Unfamiliar Places @ Chintz Symposium, Falmouth, 2016
Graduate Exhibition @ Plymouth College of Art, Plymouth, 2016
Features.
Marino Mag
Nowhere Diary
Black River
Booooooom
Dont Take Pictures
Fiiiirst
Mull It Over
Stay at Home
Talks.
CALM Camera Club, 2020