At the start of 2015, I was at a crux in my life. First conceived in 2012, my major photographic mission — The Lifeboat Station Project — got underway.
Nearly six years on, I continue to use photography, audio, film and writing to make what I now consider to be my life’s work.
Using an early Victorian process known as wet collodion, I’m crafting unique handmade photographs on glass at all 238 RNLI lifeboat stations in the UK and Ireland.
Click here to learn much more about the project and see the work made so far.
TRACKING THE PROJECT
The Lifeboat Station Project started in January 2015.
At some point on the journey, I’ll be coming to an RNLI Lifeboat Station near you!
Keep track of my movements on the Mission Map, Twitter and the project newsletter.
Jack Lowe 
Hello Jack it was great to meet you today.Thanks for sharing your portfolio.I love your project. Hope to see more of your lovely work soon . If was not such a poor photographer I would buy a print. All the best
John
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Good to meet you too…remember to take a look over on the Project’s site, though — it’s all a bit quiet on this channel at the moment! Jack
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