Knowing Me, Knowing 2022
Reflecting on some of my less successful work from 2022, what it was missing and why it didn’t work for me.
Zen and the Art of Blog Maintenance – 2022 World Tour of Andalucía
Words and pictures, pictures and words from a recent trip to Granada and Jaén.
Rolling Back The Years
On returning to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and digital photography.
«Som gent de pau, no a la guerra» Stop The War, Valencia
Photographs from a peaceful demonstration in Valencia against the war in Ukraine.
The Late Edition – 2021 World Tour of Andalucia
Back from the blogging wilderness with some pictures I liked from last summer’s World Tour of Andalucía.
A Tale of Two Mediums
Having spent the best part of a decade working mostly in colour, returning to Black & White has been an interesting challenge.
Fruits of olive picking
I recently had the opportunity to photograph the olive harvest, and the resulting pictures gave me plenty to think about.
Sharing the Light
Having learned that the old town of Segorbe was lit up with Christmas lights for the first time in many years, I knew I had to go and photograph a more positive side to the story.
Democracy, Art and Photography
Some thoughts on the accessibility and democratisation of Art and Photography.
Black and White, and The Decay of Lying
Some thoughts about Black and White photography after reading ‘The Decay of Lying’ by Oscar Wilde.
Is Sharing Caring?
Some thoughts about the role sharing our work plays in our enjoyment of the process.
Downtime and Reflection
Being bed-bound for a few days gave me some time to reflect on recent rolls of film and other considerations in my photography.
Doing some Good with Photography
An update on my charity zine sale with all profits going to Cáritas until June 30th 2020.
Dogma
Some thoughts on forcing ourselves to adhere to plans we once made.
Learning to Walk Again
Some photographs and some thoughts from the past couple of weeks in which I’ve been able to go out for walks again.
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