Ant the Elder II

Here's a second shot from the session with Ant the Elder, who I photographed before Christmas.

You can see the first here. In this treatment I like how the solarisation almost makes it look like a somewhat decayed daguerrotype.

Ant is a tattoo artist working at Sang Bleu in Dalston and elsewhere in London and abroad. Follow him here (contact details in bio to arrange a booking).

I'm looking to expand my portraiture portfolio in 2017 so if you or someone you know would has an interesting look and would be interested in arranging a sitting please email me to discuss...any SFW proposals considered!

Ant the Elder I

I've been finding more and more interesting people while scrolling through my Instagram feed and wanted to shoot a portrait or two of the faces I come across there. 

Ant is a tattoo artist working at Sang Bleu in Dalston and elsewhere in London and abroad. Follow him here (contact details in bio to arrange a booking).

Follow me for mostly pictures of bits of stuff on the floor and flowers.

I'm looking to expand my portraiture portfolio in 2017 so if you or someone you know would has an interesting look and would be interested in arranging a sitting please email me to discuss...any SFW proposals considered!

In this year...

...I'd like to remember that you can find beauty in looking at things from the wrong side up.

Aunt

Christine, Oxford, November

Everything is going to be alright

A trip to Edinburgh recently; one of my favourite places with some of my favourite people. We wandered in graveyards. accidentally co-ordinated in heathery, autumnal jewel tones, walked along the Waters of Leith and by the sea in St Andrews, I hiked the short, sharp side of Arthur's Seat and breathed deeply at the top.

Spanish Art-lovers

Spanish Sun-lovers

Cards Galore

After a very busy couple of months, I am finally finding time to pick up my camera just for me again and it feels brilliant. Anyone fancy a night photo walk soon?

The Icing Room

I recently had some images exhibited in a pop-up exhibition in Walthamstow called The Icing Room. Below are a few pictures from the installation (including the work of the other participating artists) as well as some portraits of curator, artist, writer, baker and all-round brilliant egg Isobel Atacus. 

You may recognise the smoking portrait as one of Tori; the others are a bit of a departure for me and represent some experiments and jiggery-pokery I've been doing with glitches and automated apps. You can see some more of these as they happen over on my Instagram.

God's Own Junkyard

Paying homage to Norman Parkinson with the image above.