Tasha Bradley is a documentary photographer and visual artist based in Hertfordshire and London, UK. She graduated from London College of Communication in 2024 with a BA in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography.

Tasha’s artistic practice draws inspiration from her lived experience, and she communicates vulnerability while working with themes of identity, health, and community.

She predominantly uses analogue cameras to communicate the psychological landscape embedded in the themes of her work. Working with film and in the darkroom allows her to be involved in every step of the image-making forming a diaristic approach in her practice.

Tasha works as a creative learning facilitator, guiding young people with learning difficulties and disabilities to create nature-related photography and art. She has worked collaboratively in her practice to create personal work and assisted on sets for professional shoots. Throughout her time at university, she has worked as a gallery curator, bookmaker and darkroom printer, discovering her love for the physical form of imagery.

Tasha has exhibited her work at Copeland Gallery, The Art House and she also exhibited at the London College of Communication Degree Show, 2024. Her body of work Under The Covers. was nominated for the Oskar Barnack Newcomer Award 2024 and awarded 2nd place for the Then There Was Us LCC BA Photography Degree Show Prize. Most recently, she has exhibited her work at Peckham 24 A Bigger Book Fair and Photo London, 2025.