Tag: photography
-
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…
-
Dark World
There is a distinct, heavy silence that exists only inside abandoned industrial spaces. For a university photography project, I found myself exploring the cavernous, dark ruins of an old factory in Cornwall—nestled in the historic industrial heart of Redruth as it’s lived in my memory ever since.
-
Spionage
Every photographer knows the feeling. You head out into a vibrant city with your camera, determined to capture its pulse, its raw energy, and the quiet dramas of daily life. Recently, I took a crack at street photography during a trip to Germany. My goal was simple: document the living, breathing character of the city.…
-
Portrayal
There’s something incredibly quiet and brilliant about portrait photography. I’ll be the first to admit: I don’t do it nearly as often as I should. It’s one of those projects I only dive into once in a while. But every single time I look back through my archives, it’s always the portraits that grab me…
-
Outer Defence
Finding Beauty in the Concrete: Exploring London’s South Bank There’s something endlessly fascinating about the South Bank. If we are being completely honest, a lot of the architecture here is, by conventional standards, pretty ugly. It’s a massive, sprawling concrete jungle of Brutalism. Yet, at the very same time, it is incredibly beautiful. That strange,…
-
Cornwall
When I was 10, my family moved to Cornwall, where I discovered a world of quiet beauty and quirky charm. This ignited my passion for photography. Years later, at age 25, I explored film photography at university. While I disliked 35mm, I fell in love with the magic of 120mm. For my second-year street photography…
