Will Green is a photographer based in Bath, England. He was born in London in 1967. He began photography at the age of ten, using his father's Olympus camera. He studied photography at school and at college. He then worked as a black-and-white printer and lab manager at a professional photo lab, and later as a freelance photographer. He also works on long-term personal projects about legacy, personal disconnect and social ambition. He divides his time between the UK and New Zealand.
His first monograph, Death and Other Belongings, was published by GOST Books in December 2024. It is a hardback with 104 pages. Green made the black-and-white photographs during the Covid-19 pandemic, after he lost both of his parents to the virus within days of each other. The images focus on small, overlooked details, such as a wasp trapped behind glass and a spider's web. The book also includes an extract from an early ProMED alert about the virus. Green developed the films at home.
