I have had the very unique pleasure of being interviewed by Nathan Wirth for the Conversations about Photography section of his Slices of Silence website. The interview is quite personal, with revelations and musings and quite a few photos – including several unpublished works…
Continuing my interest in past photography processes, I took a Platinum Palladium workhop to learn the process. I think this might be the start of something very beautiful. Many thanks to Lux Darkroom here in London for the lessons. If you have the opportunity to work with them, do. They are a great group. Swanage by Sea – platinum […]
I had a great day out in London today, attending the London Photo Festival. It is such an all-encompassing event; one could easily go on all of the days and never get bored. I highly recommend it. Here are photos from some of my favourite photographers: Susan Derges Hiroshi Sugimoto Gary Fabian Miller (I’m in this […]
Strange and fantastical moments in the studio… how I spend my rainy weekends now that I am working on an MFA…
Have you ever wondered what it was like to be a photographer before digital? Before film? One of my photography heroes is Julia Margaret Cameron and she worked before both, with wet collodium. I had the opportunity to experience a little bit of what that was like today.
Maybe some of you are interested in this? I would be if I were not knee deep in my Masters of Fine Art program. Later… 🙂
An interesting write-up about exhibiting your work over on the BJP written from a curator’s perspective: http://www.bjp-online.com/2018/03/exhibiting-your-work-three-curators/ Definitely worth a read if you have an interesting in showing your photography.
My MFA work has me back in the studio doing some familiar things and some completely new things! Exciting adventures…
Does size matter? New work on exhibit at the train station in Woking.
BW Fine Art Online Class
South Africa Video Workshop
Ireland - Copper Coast Workshop
Ireland - County Kerry Workshop
USA - Long Exposure Workshop
USA - Outer Banks Workshop
N. Irleand - Causeway Coast Workshop
