Tag: street portraits
2012 – The Return to Paris
2010 was my first trip to Paris where I fell in love with the architecture and simple food I enjoyed. 2011 was a flying visit on the way back from Valencia. In 2012 we took another flying visit on the start of a 3 week European tour as happy Europeans with our European passport that…
Liverpool Pride Portraits 2014
I honestly didn’t think I would have time to photograph anyone at this years Pride event. Luckily I noticed an empty couple of hours in my schedule and headed over. I’m so glad I found that time as I met some great people. My favourite has to be the above photo of Becca and Jessica,…
Brighton street portraiture
At the weekend I was down in Brighton taking street portraits as part of a workshop run by Luca J Sage. Aside from being cold as a very cold thing it was a great deal of fun. I felt that my best images were produced when I slowed own, used a tripod and properly connected…
Marie Dault
While photographing the Postman for the Biennial the other week I heard the sound of an old super 8 camera in the background. I turned round to see a woman filming the event. I thought she was a member of the production team filming it in an “arty” way. It turns out she wasn’t. Marie…
Brighton street portraits
The last time I was in Brighton I noticed that there was a lot of interesting people around that would be great for some portraits. So last time I was in the area took to the streets for some real portraits of the people of Brighton.
Ogg
I met Ogg photographing the cruise ship Arcadia. He was a passenger on board who had nipped out to get a photo. His choice of camera was a Leica Boots Special Edition. 

He said to me “You know Leica?” and I said “Yeah I’ve got one.” He then pulled out a Boots single use camera…
Andrew Hiscock
I met Andrew Hiscock in Newcastle outside the Cuban Cigar Club. We chatted about cigars, pipes, and where to buy a fine waistcoat. It never occured to me that the little pockets on a waistcoat were perfect for a set of matches. His preferred pipe tobacco is the fantastically named Peterson Connoisseur's Choice.