Applying My Own Lessons
I discussed wanting but failing to start a project lately. My conclusion was that if you can’t find an obvious project, one…
Read more →I discussed wanting but failing to start a project lately. My conclusion was that if you can’t find an obvious project, one…
Read more →When you’re in Paris, you have to do stereotypical things sometimes. One morning, we were waiting for the Photography museum to open…
Read more →I love shots where trains enter a station.
Read more →You know you’re in a city with lots of students when you see things ike this.
Read more →This is one of the first monochrome photos I made back in 2006. It was taken at Dunnottar, a fortress on a…
Read more →The mannequin appears to follow the kids that reflect in the window.
Read more →I’ve spent the better part of six months telling myself I need a photography project. The logic is sound: focused work develops…
Read more →As we were eating outside a restaurant in Paris, I spotted our neighbour’s reflection in the window.
Read more →There aren’t any Indian restaurants near where we live. So the first thing we do in Paris is go to one.
Read more →When you’re in Paris, you spend a lot of time in the subway. It’s hard not to take photos of it.
Read more →A software engineer looking 50 in the eye. Photography picked up over 20 years ago, then set aside as life intervened — and recently returned to, with a deliberate focus on monochrome. Also drawn to found negatives: rolls of film abandoned by strangers, full of lives worth rescuing from obscurity.