
Rhetorical thinking about photography. This newsletter will be irregular. Sometimes every day, sometimes once a month, following my need to write.
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Years of landscape photography eventually crystallised into something I could trust. The experimentation settled, the instincts took hold, and I started recognising my own hand in a frame before I could explain why. A composition either fel...
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First, I need to make clear that I don’t consider myself an artist and I don’t think of creativity as som...
I hadn’t planned to make a series on women war photographers. When I started looking into Lee Miller, I found references to a few other women of the same era and in the present and I got really interested in them.
With the war in Ukraine,...
Photography is in essence a conversation between you and the world, not you and an audience. There is a reason why it’s not a public activity, even if you take into account photo walks. The moment you photograph for likes on social media in...
The way I think about things is that I write down what I think I think about something, then argue with myself over it as I tweak the idea, until I agree with myself and I find no more changes to make. I’ve done that since I was in high sch...
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Amateur photographer. I started taking photography seriously in 2005 when the Canon 350D came out. A friend of mine had shown me his 300D and I fell in love with DSLRs.
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