New Fires
Arran CrossRoads taken and lessons learned. Life as a working photographer and everything that goes with it. Honest. Useful. Hard-won.
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The Journey
Friends, it has been too long.
I bring you a new poem, and a film inspired by it that was shot by my wife, Fern. It features me working and my ridiculous Yorkshire accent. I hope you enjoy.
A north wind blowing.
Its laboured, pers...
Meadowlands - A New Project (and Poem)
One thing I did differently in my last project was to include a poem to anchor the work. It was the first poem I’d written in a long time. I don’t consider myself a poet but I do think photography and poetry go hand in hand. I believe well-...
From The Field: Marrakech, Morocco - Part One.
MARRAKECH - We’d come as far as the road would take us, the streets were too narrow now. We’d be walking from here - past the old post office and the fruit sellers, our luggage bouncing and rattling behind us in a fifty Dirham hand cart. We...
Beating Perfection: Up on the Hill and in Its Shadow Below
I know it’s been a while but I’m glad it has. Glad that I’ve been busy. Busy enough, anyway. Busy being a dad and busy travelling for work in between, or vice versa, perhaps. Now, I’m lucky to have found some time at the tail end of the wee...
New Fires Now
By way of a re-introduction I am a photographer, father and husband. I am thirty seven years old. I have been working for myself for almost eight years. My living is made solely from my work as a photographer and occasional filmmaker. I do...
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Photographer, father, husband. Man of action, willing to travel.
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