Just some Sunday experimentation.

One Day Young in Hackney, Jenny LewisThis book is so poignant and beautiful, forming a real connection with the women in the portraits. There is an interesting quality to the photographs that separates them from a typical look at mother and child. Each photograph offers an insight, into a moment where life has completely changed for each of the women. The low contrast in the photographs, echoes the seemingly euphoric and personal experience of each new mother with little distractions. It is as though the rest of the world fades away into background noise, leaving just a raw emotion and …

I’ll gradually start putting some of my previous photographs on here too, when and as I find them. These were taken a couple of years ago in London, Southport and Liverpool from my ongoing Relative Strangers series. 

I’ve been collaborating with Photographer, Pete Millson for a student portraiture project at work. This is a shot I got of him inside the Harris Museum yesterday. www.petemillson.com

Passing, March 2015

42 Hectares, March 2015

Cricket, March 2015

Mere Sands Wood, March 2015

After about a year of procrastination and a focus to pursue a career in teaching, I am finally reaffirming my love for photography. This blog will be my visual diary, journeying with me as I explore the world around me.Primarily shot on a 5D MKIII camera, my photography focuses on people and their relationships with one another. Secondly, a key theme that recurs throughout my images is a chasing of light. I expect there are few people who dislike warm weather, however I feel I thrive off the striking light that the sun gives. After a long winter, the sun …