Tag: adam bevan photography
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Distance from the grey
Last night, something shifted.For the past few years, the weight of the world has felt entirely overwhelming. Between losing my mum and navigating the heavy, familiar fog of depression, I’ve been in a genuinely dark place. If I’m being completely honest, I still am. However, last night I reached a turning point: I no longer…
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Intergalactic voyage part 2 Ship and new worlds
The ship The Day Flux Found His Pulse: Inheriting the Dream hunter.At twenty-one, most people are inheriting old watches or perhaps a dented sedan. I inherited a Fold-Class starship. Flux uncle passed, he didn’t just leave me a vessel; he left me a sentient legacy. The dream hunter wasn’t just built; it felt like she…
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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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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.
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Notting Hill Carnival
There is nothing quite like London in late August, but more specifically, there is absolutely nothing like Notting Hill Carnival. It is beautiful, it is wildly vibrant, and it is a complete sensory overload in the best possible way.
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Carcass
A stark beauty emerges from these abandoned buildings scattered around Berlin. Once vibrant structures, they now stand silent, overtaken by creeping vines and the relentless embrace of nature. This contrast between past purpose and present decay holds a strange allure.
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The Tower
People outside of London often stereotype us as rude, cold, and always in a rush. To be fair, most days that’s true. We walk with our heads down, focused on the next destination. But today, as I walked toward Grenfell Tower, that stereotype completely shattered. I didn’t see a city in a rush. I saw…
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The Day After
I don’t often write in my blog because of my dyslexia. I normally let my images do the talking. I was watching the news about the recent London Bridge attack and I could not believe what I was seeing. So I had to see it with my own eyes. I wanted to document the journey from…