After more than a few years of turmoil, disruption and being out of commission I’ve managed to get my darkroom back up and running. It feels amazing. Absolutely freezing – but amazing! I’ve started producing A4 prints of my ongoing … Continue reading
I’m sure anyone who knew Andrew Fairlie is struggling to come to terms with his passing yesterday. He is one of the most remarkable people I’ve ever met. A truly decent and genuine human being who I had the very … Continue reading
For a year or so I worked on contract for a book publisher – the Opus Group who make really quite beautiful, albeit highly impractical and ridiculously expensive, tomes which are described as being “definitive” publications. I worked on two … Continue reading
A number of years ago I had the very great privilege of travelling to Malawi with a writer named Alan Martin. We were there on behalf of Concern Worldwide to produce words and photos of their work in Malawi in … Continue reading
I have always found the darkroom to be a magical place. There is not only a mystical romance about the physical space, the safelight, the smells, the projected image onto the easel, but the sense of excitement I get from … Continue reading
It’s not every day of the week you get invited to a palace for a new years reception. Well at least I don’t. The portrait I made of poor Yana shortly before she froze to death was selected as UNICEF … Continue reading
