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Shooting Against The Clock...

March 12, 2018 in art, design, London, minimalism, Minimalist, photography, streetphotography, urban, urbanphotography

Last week I met up with photographer Olaf Sztaba while he was staying in London and preparing for one of his Visual Poet workshops.

Following our meeting (which was great!) I headed back towards the tube station and checked my train times. Including a short tube ride, I had about 50 minutes before my train departed from Euston.

I decided to shoot against the clock...

Illness, creative experimentation and a new toy...

February 27, 2018 in art, design, photography, streetphotography, urban, urbanphotography

I recently bought a new camera and, needing another inter-changeable lens body, I opted for the small but reputedly powerful Fujifilm XT20. So far, I've only managed to test it out during two very brief trips, once to London and again in Oxford (with my family).

For those two sessions the weather was totally different (London = rain, Oxford = sunshine), but one thing remained the same - I felt dreadful. In fact, both times I'd much rather have been in bed than playing around with a new camera...

A flattened London...

February 07, 2018 in art, design, landscapephotography, photography, streetphotography, urban, urbanphotography, London, minimalism, Minimalist

Flat light for street photography is never ideal. Everything looks grim. Everything looks grey.

Even a city as vibrant and stimulating as London can quickly become dull and unexciting!

Forgotten photos - Volume 1

January 26, 2018 in art, design, photography, streetphotography, landscapephotography

I'm definitely a hoarder. Photographically, however, I'm indefinitely a hoarder.

This year I've decided to look at my hoarding as a positive. As such, I'll be revisiting some of my 'forgotten photos' and sharing them in this new series of blog posts...

The streets at night. New year, new ventures...

January 14, 2018 in art, design, photography, streetphotography

When the darkness sets in, light can really be used in imaginative and creative ways. I'm going through a strong colour phase at the moment and you can get such vibrant imagery at night.