I’m an artist and photographer based in London, UK. I specialise in NGO photography for my commercial work. www.tom-bradley.comSince 2009 I’ve worked on long-term projects with, among others, leprosy, Syrian refugees, stone-miners in Bangladesh, and Bangladeshi LGBT rights, as well as working for a variety of publications and NGOs*. In 2015/2016 I furthered my photographic studies at Pathshala South Asian Media Institute in Bangladesh, and my end-of-course project was a finalist for the Ian Parry Scholarship. In summer 2016 I was awarded a grant by Open Society Foundations to photograph prisons in Armenia.In 2017/2018 I continued various personal projects in Bangladesh while undertaking the role of Coordinator of the International Photography Program at Pathshala, mentoring students and assisting the faculty.From 2019, I become involved with the New Face for Leprosy project founded by Dr Diana Lockwood and Dr Saba Lambert. www.newfaceleprosy.comMy leprosy work is best viewed on the instagram account: @isleprosyeliminatedMy stone miners work is best viewed on the instagram account @jaflongtour*Including: New York Times, The Guardian, Buzzfeed, BBC, AJ+, CNN, The Daily Telegraph, American Leprosy Missions, Novartis Foundation, Lepra, effect:hope, Netherlands Leprosy Relief, DAHW, Action on Armed Violence, The Leprosy Mission International (and various national offices), World Wildlife Fund, , HEAL Africa, Mercy Ships, Student British Medical Journal, The Weather Magazine, Compass Cultura, Radio Netherlands Worldwide, Institute for War and Peace Reporting.