Me, My Selfie and I

Monique Walker is a young actress, writer and director studying theatre at The BRIT School. She is an enthusiastic performer with the Almeida’s Young Company, as well as a budding member of the Barbican Youth Panel who practices poetry and spoken word.

Honey Langcaster-James is a TV Psychologist best known for her work as Resident Psychologist on some of the most iconic British reality TV shows. She was one of the original Psychologists to work on Love Island (ITV) and Big Brother (Channel 4). Most recently she supported the contestants on Channel 4’s latest flagship reality show, The Circle, and also appeared on the end of series spin-off show, The Circle Uncovered, analysing the effects of living in a world dominated by social media. She has appeared on Made In Chelsea, Katy Price: My Crazy Life, The Royals (Netflix) and is soon to appear on ITV’s Caught on Camera. She writes a blog 'Life and How to Love It' and can be found on Twitter and Instagram @HoneyLJames

Dr Michael Pritchard FRPS became interested in photography and photographic history when he was 11 years old and has been active in the field ever since. After university, he joined Christie's as a photography specialist in 1986 organising specialist auctions and handling many rare cameras and photographs. He left in 2007 to start a PhD in history of photography and on completion in 2010 he taught on De Montfort University’s MA History of Photography programme. He also worked for the British Library on organising the Kodak Historical Collection. He joined the Royal Photographic Society in 2011 and current heads its education and public programmes. Michael has lectured and broadcast internationally on many different aspects of photographic history and has authored a number of books on the history of the camera and photography, most recently A history of photography in 50 Cameras (Bloomsbury 2015). He runs the British Photographic History blog (www.britishphotohistory.ning.com) in his spare time.