Cars, people, places — and the moments in between.
My photography explores the character and atmosphere of the automotive world, from the intensity of motorsport to the quieter stories beyond the racing line.
Stories told in pixels
Patricia Webb is a published automotive and motorsport photojournalist and exhibiting photographer whose work ranges from carefully constructed automotive portraiture and editorial features to the immediacy of live motorsport, rallies and events.
Often, however, it is what happens beyond the racing line that draws her eye. Behind the spectacle of motorsport, she looks for the quieter story: a driver moments before a race, the intensity of the paddock, mechanics at work, the sculptural detail of a car, or the stillness of a circuit and its surrounding landscape.
Her work has appeared in publications including Autosport, MiniWorld, Mini Magazine, Motor News and Cooper World, and encompasses both editorial assignments and private automotive commissions.
Patricia approaches photography as both photojournalist and observer, moving between action, portraiture, landscape and detail. Her photographs seek not simply to record an event or a car, but to capture its character and atmosphere — the fleeting, often unseen moments that reveal the people, places and emotions behind the machine.