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Discovering the signs of Spring
Slowly, slowly the world wakes away. A few images taken of the early signs of Spring. These were all discovered near a landfill site, symbolizing the transition into renewal despite the contrasting environment. Read more
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Cycling out of London towards Spring
One Sunday I escaped the dreary, rainy atmosphere of London on a bicycle ride. Seeking brightness, I found a churchyard where snowdrops and early daffodils signal the hope of spring. While photographing the flowers, the clouds cleared, revealing sunlight and the uplifting sounds of bird song, marking a transition from winter’s gloom. Read more
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Exploring Second-Hand Photography Books
I love exploring second hand bookshops especially for the work of photographers. I love the physicality of printed images compared to digital formats. Here are a few of the notable photobooks I have purchased – works by Linda Connor, Robert Adams, and Andre Kertesz – and what they mean to me. Read more
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Discovering Winter’s Hidden Colors
Winter may seem bleak with short days and grey skies, but colour persists in unique forms. Bright sunny days, and the colours of nature; vibrant berries, lichen, and lingering leaves remind us of winter’s hidden beauty. Here are a few of my images from Christmas 2025 that highlight these colourful details. Read more
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A cycle ride on the day the clocks go back
The day the clocks go back brings a sense of disorientation. This is a story about how I overcame a cold and lethargy to go for a cycle ride, my destination the ruins of a church in Clophill, Bedfordshire. Old buildings evoke past lives, yet the church’s sad history includes vandalism and decline. Ultimately, cycling… Read more
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Embracing Uncertainty Through Flower Photography
Every year I create a calendar – it is a promise to the future but for 2026 I hesitated. Here’s why, and how I decided in the end I would create another calendar for another year. Read more