PHOTOMASTERSKAYA MAGAZINE

At the moment I am in the process of conducting an interview with Photomasterskaya magazine, a Russian Photo mag. It should be an interesting read as everything is in Russian, get your translators booked now!.... check back for more updates....

PERSPECTIVES SHOWCASE

The good lads over at Perspectives Magazine ran a showcase on me.
If you want to take a look at the same photographs I've used for the last year, feel free. My first attempt at an interview is on there as well.....

DAY OUT TO SCARBRA

Dave's birthday,storms, rain, fishandchips, cockles, crabbing, donuts, hangovers, werido's

NICE ONE

I was announced as the winner of the Student Street photography award today. I am truly honoured to have achieved this and want to say thank you to everyone that voted for me and wish all the best for the other guys that were finalists. Absolutely stoked on this one, cheers! now lets get me a job!......
http://www.londonstreetphotographyfestival.org/festival-news

OPENING NIGHT

Here are some of the photo's from the Student street photography awards opening night. We had a pretty decent turnout, some great responses to the work, prints looked ok ( had 10 but had to drop 2 because of pretty rank casts) and the free cocktails were strong and good. I guess the overall winner gets announced end of next week, the main prize was being part of this show though. Met some great people and I hope the festival becomes an annual event, it definitely deserves it although it's going to be hard to top Maier...

PANASONIC LUMIX TEST

pretty sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet...

!!!!!STUDENT AWARDS OPENING NIGHT TOMORROW!!!!!!

The result of a day in Brixton proofing our work for the show.....

FIRST GLIMPSE

Here is a sneak peak of what's to come for my latest, ongoing project on the village of Pytchley.....

I'm going to try and step it up on this one, get away from the arses and backs of heads.....you never know though....

LONDON STREET PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL OPENING NIGHT

I got invited down to the opening of the London Street Photography Festival the other week, so me and Holly, aka plus one, went down to check it out last night. Starting off at the British Library, we went to see Walter Joseph's unseen photographs of British markets, then onto Minnie Weisz studio for Polly Braden's and David Campany's joint show documenting life on the River Lea and the imminent, but mostly unwanted, arrival of the 2012 Olympic Games. After some pretty sound free cocktails we made our way over to St. Pancras to see Nick Turpin's and Nils Jorgensen's show, always a pleasure, then onto the climax of the evening..... the first UK exhibition of Vivian Maier's incredible unseen photographs and the finalists of the International award.
 Held in the impressive German Gymnasium, it really was a spectacular show. Apart from the lack of lighting and the annoyance of highly reflective glass, the work displayed was a fascinating collection. As much as I would have liked to have seen more, the number of photographs worked well within the space, and the added quirks of the light boxes and possessions of Maier was a real treat. It was a real honour to be there, I hope our show goes just as well next week!

Adventures in the Valley - Bradan and Campany show

 Turpin and Jorgensen at St. Pancras

A classic - and a personal favourite

 Vivian Maier

 International awards, winner was Jesse Marlow

 Holly looking divine

 Maier's colour work is definitely my preferance...

Anne-Sophie Stolz, runner up but should have won in my eyes.....

 dead nice catalogue featuring all the finalists, yours truly represented here...

 me with Viv's hat on....

John Maloof on the mic, such an amazing story....