Solitude Project
In the busy and sometimes chaotic world within the urban
space, any time for solitude is always welcome. The Solitude Project is
about capturing people deep in their own thoughts. These images are from my
travels to the USA, Malta, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain, Ireland and
Poland. More will be added as I travel.
Lonely Nights Project
Photographing the urban space during the day is always filled with the bustling excitement and frenetic energy of people on a mission. At night, it changes to a more sinister atmosphere as you walk around empty streets peering down alleyways for photos. It gets so wonderfully lonely as the temperature drops and the night owls come out.
Long Shadow Project
My love of the golden light of morning and evening has long influenced my photography.
It began way back in my wildlife and nature photography, and I wanted to do something with my urban work. People hurrying around makes for such frenetic fun so I started there.
Walk-on-by Project
One of the first projects I embarked on, as you do when you start out in urban photography.
Find an interesting door or colourful wall then waiting until the subject walks by. It is so simple and worth doing as you start out
The Wildlife Collection
My love of wildlife goes back further than any of the other genres that I photograph. Whether that was scouring Africa, Europe, India or the cold zones like the Arctic, wildlife and nature were always more important to me than the act of photography.
I have moved on from a career in the wilds to working in the urban spaces documenting the world we Homo sapiens call home.
The Creative Spaces Project
My fascination for creatives and artisans meets my love of photography. I’ve always loved the process of creation more than the created end-product, and marvel at how people visualise and produce different works
This project is about photographing artists, musicians, artisans and craftsmen in their creative workspace, wherever that is.
An ongoing portrait project
Casual photos of friends and colleagues as I go.