Pinhole workshops - July 2010

Two Fridays of pinhole workshops coming up. I love these days, they are so full of the unexpected. This time round we will be making large pinholes using 120 film, to give the students an idea of the process behind this (last time we used photo paper). Looking forward to it

Playground Magazine - June 2010

I spent such a calm and tranquil morning at Dorte's sewing class in Mayfield, I didn't want to leave. See the results here, or better still, grab a copy of the new issue of Playground magazine and see it in the flesh.

Dorte's Sewing Class

Playground magazine online

Wedding photography - May 2010

My second wedding and I'm beginning to get addicted to them. It's so wonderful to be such an integral part of someone's special day. This wedding was a very intimate affair, just six of us, including the bride and groom but so full of emotion. What's great for me is that I'm really finding my stride with the images I take. The combination of colour digital and black & white film is a real winner and adds something extra to the images.

Book cover - 2010

I was thrilled to find out that one of my images has been used on a book cover by Random House.
Looks like a good book too. Given that I LOVE reading, this is the best news for me.

The Patience Stone

Millennium Images

Private Portrait - May 2010

I love shooting on location, especially when the location is as beautiful as this and with so much meaning to the people I'm photographing. We had great fun riding from one lovely spot to another.
6 adults, 7 children, 3 dogs and a herd of cattle. Oh, and some rain. Now that's what I call a portrait session!

Exhibition - April 24th and 25th 2010

I have some work at the East Sussex Contemporary Art Fair this weekend. If you're in the area do pop in and take a look. You can sneak a peak at the online catalogue here:
www.67contemporaryart.co.uk

Private Portrait - April 2010

Kids love to be active, so a great way to get good photos of them is to play on this fact. Jumping, high kicks, gymnastics of any kind all portray that energy that children always seem to have and they look fun too.