Cherry Blossom
Slowly picking up camera again after my trip. Have loads of ideas and things to work on but, as ever, finding it tricky getting started. So starting off small and keeping things simple, especially when there are beautiful blue skies to see and capture. Also restricting myself to just a few frames, something I’m seriously going to think about, want quality not quantity.
When They Brought Out The Gods
Krishna Temple, Udupi, Karnataka. Festival to thank the gods. The experience
When smiles fade away quickly
Heartbreaking reality of India is the heartbreaking poverty, especially the mothers and toddlers living on the streets.
Anjuna, Goa, 2010
India 2010
Not long returned from a trip to India and I can still hear the din of the place as I write this. I love India, it simply gets in your head and body and shakes you about. Think that’s the only way I can explain this amazing country. I only had a couple of months there but could easy lose a year travelling around this
Playing around with a few things. Love the colours, blur and darkness, also the way the photograph is haphazardly suspended inside it’s own frame. Frame inside a frame.
Press photography
Ceremony of the Immersion of God Lord Ganeshas idols in the River Mersey.
Hillsborough Disaster Remembrance Service, Clayton Square, Liverpool
Swan taking a stroll down the inside lane of the A55 Expressway.
Photography Award
My book Up Days Down Days, created for the final project of my Masters, has been awarded Chethams Library’s Prize 2009. The award gave special emphasis to social documentary and engagement. A copy of the book will now be kept at the prestigious library. Chethams, tucked away behind Manchester’s Urbis Centre, is famous for its connection with Karl Marx and is the oldest public library in the English-speaking world. Click here to visit Chethams’ website.
The
Lovely photos
Lovely work on this website. The photographer is Scott Hammond and images are polaroids…