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Online Exhibition – Fleeting Moments: Temporality and the Still Life, Analog Forever
I’m really pleased that ‘My favourite weekday coffee cup’, the photograph of the cup I smashed on my way down the stairs that I told you about recently, has been selected to be shown in Analog Forever Magazine‘s online group exhibition ‘Fleeting Moments: Temporality and the Still Life‘. I really identified with the brief, set by fine art photographer…
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A Zine about June 2021
June felt like it went by in a blur. It was a busy month! On the work side of things I photographed houses in the sweltering sun, I went 8 meters up in a cherry picker to photograph a giant installation, which I later got to see in print, spent a lovely day photographing a wonderful…
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A Zine about May 2021
Things have been busy this fortnight so I’m finally catching up with my Zine About May, even though May feels like it was a long time ago. It rained a lot, I remember thinking April showers had been postponed. I put yellow flowers in jars around the house and mistakenly called them marigolds when I…
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Photography for Contemporary Applied Arts – Ali Holloway: Commons – the rhythm of a walk
Last autumn I was commissioned by Contemporary Applied Arts gallery (CAA) to photograph textile artist Ali Hollowayat work on her pieces for her exhibition ‘Commons: the rhythm of a walk‘. Commons is inspired by the walks Ali was taking during lockdown, and takes the sounds from these walks and translates them into pattern and texture in textiles. It was…
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Notes on a photograph: A broken cup
A while ago I shared a short project I’d done, photographing the cups and mugs I use for my quite particular tea and coffee drinking habits. This photograph is a follow up to that but also probably an insight into why I photograph ‘the everyday’ quite so much: these things mean something to me but they don’t…
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Notes on equipment: Fixing the light leak in my Mamiya RB67
This is a very dull post about fixing a camera – I’m sharing it in case it helps someone else with a similar problem, but feel free to skip this if you’re not into such things! When I was at uni I borrowed a Mamiya RB67 for a project I was working on and I…
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Photography for The Goldsmiths’ Company – Jariet Oloyé
If you follow me on Instagram you may have seen me share how excited I was in March when I got to go on a train for the first time in a very long time. I’m very pleased that I can now share what I was travelling for (and why I was extra excited) – a really lovely…
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Photography for Contemporary Applied Arts
I’ve worked with Contemporary Applied Arts (CAA) for a long time – they were one of my first clients when I first went freelance and later I went on to help create content for their website and Instagram account and as part of the website re-design team. The website was very much to be centred around images and I have a…
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Photography for The Charles Dickens Museum
Recently I was commissioned to work with the Charles Dickens Museum to create some new promotional images and it was really lovely to be back and to work with the fantastic team again. The Charles Dickens Museum is at 48 Doughty Street, which was the London home of Charles Dickens and a wonderful museum to visit if you are able to.…
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HOME / WORK Project: Teigh-Anne’s Workspace
Today’s blog features Teigh-Anne’s workspace as part of my Home/Work project. I visited Teigh-Anne at her wonderfully colourful home to photograph her workspace. What type of business do you run?I’m currently creating a couple of books at the moment so I’m not sure that falls under the category of a business. I’m an artist. I…