Dreamland ? This is England

Thirty minutes in Margate. Just me and my iPhone in between trains. A quintessentially English seaside town. Fish & chips. Amusement arcades. Boarded up shop fronts. Closed down decaying funfair. Rising poverty and… Read More →

Guilty Yet Somehow Not

On 1st April 2009, during the G20 demonstrations held in the City of London, Ian Tomlinson died after being assaulted and pushed violently to the ground by a police officer. At an inquest… Read More →

Some Letters From Burma In Japan

A good week… one of my portraits of the Lady and the mischievous Taichitoe made the cover of the latest updated Japanese version of ‘Letters from Burma’ by Mainichi Shinbun. The book is… Read More →

Wedding Bells

A slight change of track but we can’t keep ourselves from sharing the news any longer – Jackie and I getting married. We’ll post some suitable wedding photos once we’re done but in… Read More →

Philip Jones Griffiths. An Inspiration.

An inspiration to many, Philip Jones Griffiths was one of the most highly regarded photojournalists in the world. “Not since Goya has anyone portrayed war like Philip Jones Griffiths” said Henri Cartier Bresson of the man who… Read More →

Not Forgotten: Tim Hetherington, His Life & His Work

A moving short film, courtesy of Realscreen Magazine, about photojournalism and film-maker, Tim Hetherington. In April 2011, whilst covering the fall of Misrata, he was sadly killed by a mortar attack along with… Read More →

NYC

After Saturday’s full schedule and a day off yesterday to take in some sights and see friends, today is the day I have been waiting for. There was always another motive for making the… Read More →