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Made from something The Uncanny
I delved into the fascinating world of AI-generated imagery, transforming parts of my own face through the magic of prompts. It was a thrilling experience to witness my original photos morph and evolve with each adjustment, even if I didn’t have complete control over the final outcome. This experiment, part two in a series created…
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First light
I’ve been wanting to wake up super early on the weekend and take advantage of the late-night tube to explore some night photography. It’s been a while since I’ve played around with long exposures and other techniques. So this morning, I woke up at 4:00 AM, grabbed my camera and tripod, and headed out.I ended…
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Liam
Today I had the great pleasure of creating a portrait of my good friend Liam. Liam is one of the nicest people I know, and his dedication to his community as a labour counsellor for Camden Council is truly inspiring. link
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likeness
There’s something uniquely therapeutic about dedicating a quiet Sunday to a creative passion project. This weekend, I decided to clear some space, set up the camera, and spend a few hours experimenting with a single subject: a self-portrait study focused entirely on the mood-shifting power of light. I didn’t go into this with a rigid…
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Rest
“Graveyards in London hold a strange beauty—a mix of sadness and serenity. There’s something poignant about the weathered tombstones, some crumbling under nature’s relentless touch, others half-hidden by overgrown blooms. I find myself drawn to the interplay of life and decay, with people strolling and dogs playing amidst this quiet history. When I photograph graveyards,…
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Still
A spark ignited within me this morning. I woke up with the burning desire to create, to channel that creative energy into something tangible. So, I brushed away the cobwebs of sleep and steeled myself for artistic exploration. My mind wandered to the old masters of still life, but a twist – a vibrant one,…
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Made from something
I wanted to explore Photoshop AI to make new photos from a part of my face. I made facial expressions to see if I could get some unique images. I was surprised by the outcome and with the finished result.
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Should I stay or should I go?
Brexit has deeply divided Britain. The sense of uncertainty hangs heavy, with each year seeming to bring more confusion. At a recent protest, the atmosphere crackled with tension. People argued passionately, their voices a mix of frustration and hope. Yet, there was also a surprising coexistence of opposing views. It felt like the country itself…
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Alone With the Tone
Every photographer talks about “the shot,” but for me, this collection isn’t about capturing a perfect, staged moment. It’s an exploration of the frame, the shock of a sudden viewpoint, and how color angles alone can clash or harmonize with the overall tone of a space. These images are entirely about perspective specifically, my perspective…
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purge
These are just some of the photos I took for Kieron Stewart for one-off his super project. It was a great day working with him, please check out his Instagram page it’s amazing.
Unexposed Adam
Adam Bevan, Creative Photography