Video artist Mark Lewis is one of the few artists working in film whose work really explores the medium in a way that inspires me Photographically…

How to take great sports photographs…don’t focus on the sport of course!

I am excited to be participating in this year’s Photomonth Photofair in Spitalfields, East London

A photographic essay of the initial edit of images from my first visit to the Aylesbury & Heygate Estates in London, part of an ongoing project.

Following on from my previous post – here are a few choice images of the De La Warr Pavilion (mostly the stairs though!)

A COUPLE OF DISCARDED DARKROOM IMAGES I SALVAGED WHICH HIGHTLIGHT WHY ACCIDENTS CAN SOMETIMES PRODUCE THE BEST RESULTS…

Why you should know about Dub if you like Dubstep and why you should always research what has come before you!

Following what I like to call “The Episode” – I present to you part rant and part exploration about people’s love to hate art that challenges!

BRIGHTON PHOTO BIENNIAL 2010 THE REVIEWS PART 2 – DEGENERATION BY HUMAN ENDEAVOUR, STRANGE & FAMILIAR: THREE VIEWS OF BRIGHTON & A NIGHT IN ARGENTINA.

With the launch weekend of Brighton Photo Biennial 2010 behind us, here is a quick run down of a few of the shows I saw on my first day looking round!

What can you deduce from an image? What stories can you make up when you look at a photograph? Read my invented tale of life based on 1 image!

After a recent trip to the Forest of Dean in the West Country, Hannah and myself found ourselves debating the merits of various pieces of the countryside and whether, in actual fact, the South Downs and the Sussex countryside where actually a trifle boring when compared to somewhere like the forest. Luckily enough, we happened [...]

Recently I stumbled across two images I thought I would share as they struck me as remarkable comments on modern warfare. ROGER FENTON AND THE EARLY DAYS OF WAR PHOTOGRAPHY The history of photographing wars and conflicts is long stretching and has been practiced since the Crimean War.  Roger Fenton (1819 – 1869) is commonly [...]

ONE WEEK IN MOSCOW, ONE AMAZING BOOK & ONE GREAT CHARITABLE CAUSE I recently received an email from my friend and peer Murray Ballard about a book he has produced with his partner Gabriella Rizzello. Murray was in my year on the Photography degree at the University of Brighton as I was, and Gabriella also [...]

Some images taken on the Lomo in London at Nick Knights Show Studio exhibition

Rather than bang on about Brighton Sunday Market – I thought I would simply show some interesting photographs taken on one of my many Sunday jaunts.

A series of Diptychs taken using the Lomo Diana’s half frame option. From a variety of locations and presented as pairs, some random some deliberate.

Following my recent acquisition of a Lomo Mini Diana, here a few of my first results. I present to you Lomofile – The Weather Images Part 1

How George, Che and a few less pence in my back pocket have made me wonder about the need for revolution. Read passages from 1984 and Down & Out in Paris & London

A quick chat about the beauty of the V&A museum and a review of the Deustche Borse Photography Prize 2010