




While it may not be the most understandable of celebrations, this last weekend saw two days of performance and enjoyment of domestic violence, ghosts and crocodiles as Mr Punch turned 350 years old. First performed in the UK in Covent Garden, London in 1662, the traditional story involves a core theme of anarchy, failed babysitting, [...]
Having just been off regular duty for nigh on a month to second-shoot a wedding for Kirsten Mavric in South Africa, this post is going to be surprisingly lacking in zebras, or even meercats I’m afraid. Instead, it’s one of my very occasional ramblings on photography and how we approach it. In particular, the issue [...]
I opened up the box and there was a camera, some leads, a bit of paperwork and some packing material inside.
As part of an ongoing project for Agence France-Presse, I recently had the opportunity to photograph a group of street artists known as Ground Release as they created new pieces on the walls of the communal area of Trellick Tower in north London. Never having seen these guys at work, I was half assuming they [...]
Having avoided covering a full fashion week for a few seasons, my number came up again so, together with AFP colleague Carl Court, I got my fashion on and headed to Somerset House in London for a crash course in classy clothing and cutting couture. As ever, the most fun was had either trying to [...]
Hi there. Remember me? Sorry it’s been so long but I’m a firm believer in only writing when I have something that I want to show, rather than just to keep the posts coming. Thankfully, last week I got the chance to shoot something different at the European Figure Skating Championships in Sheffield. Not only [...]
May 15, 2012 | 1 Comment
While it may not be the most understandable of celebrations, this last weekend saw two days of performance and enjoyment of domestic violence, ghosts and crocodiles as Mr Punch turned 350 years old. First performed in the UK in Covent Garden, London in 1662, the traditional story involves a core theme of anarchy, failed babysitting, [...]
Sep 24, 2011 | 9 Comments
With my self-preservation system in full effect, I was assigned to covering the events and features of Tripoli and after weeks of extensive coverage by my colleagues, it was getting harder to find new angles to cover. Still, while ever I wasn’t being shot at, I could always look on the positive side! One of [...]
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