The blog

After 13 years as a local news staff photographer, with a healthy little freelance business on the side, I have now launched into the world of the full-time freelancer. This blog will document the highs and lows of my photographic way of life as I talk about work, cameras, lunch, and anything else that I encounter along the way to capturing that ‘decisive moment’. Watch out for posts on my personal projects as well,with pinhole cameras, photograms, infrared photography, and the wonders of 1950’s era cameras.

Sicilian Avenue and St George's Bloomsbury, Billora Bella 44 double exposure.

Back On The Lightbox

I had some film developed recently. As a cost cutting exercise instead of having the lab scan my films I […]

Crepuscular rays, also known as Solstafir, above the sea. Monochrome image.
Chenies Manor shot with an infrared converted Nikon D90.
Littlehampton beach, low tide and at the end of the day.
A light aircraft flies low in an infrared sky.
A slate Bridge crossing an unknown river in Cwm Penmachno, Snowdonia, north Wales.
Swallow Falls, Snowdonia. Taken with a Nikon D90 converted to Infrared at 720nm.
Abandoned Slate Quarry In Infrared.
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Hasselblad in Abandoned Slate Mine