After careers both in the Royal Navy and technology, I’m rewiring life for something new — exploring photography, technology, and the hidden stories of retired life.
Travel photography has a rich history that intertwines with the evolution of photography itself. From its inception in the 19th century, travel photography has played a crucial role in documenting and sharing the world's diverse cultures, landscapes, and peoples.
Through Nature's Lens: The Entwined Legacy of Henry Bartle Frere
Nestled in the verdant embrace of Whitehall Gardens in London stands a statue that speaks volumes in its silent bronze cast and the conversation it seems to hold with the ancient tree that frames it.
On a river bus in Venice, where the waterways are the streets bathed in the light and shadow of an ever-unfolding narrative, I captured a moment that feels like it's been plucked from the cinematic universe.
A Glimpse into the Aftermath: Reflecting on the 2011 London Riots
The 2011 London riots, which unfolded over several days in early August, were a manifestation of underlying social tensions, precipitated by a specific incident and escalated into widespread civil unrest.
A Moment of Pride: Honouring Naval Excellence in the Heart of Gibraltar
On a day etched with sunlight amidst the hallowed docks of Gibraltar's storied naval yard, a photograph from 1977 captures a moment of pure military pageantry.
Capturing the Nocturnal Majesty: The Joys and Challenges of Urban Night Photography
In the velvety cloak of night, urban landscapes transform into an entirely different realm where the play of light and shadow casts a magical spell on iconic landmarks.
Capturing Serendipity: The Artful Dance of Light in Photography
This striking image shows a model captured in contemplation or perhaps a brief respite, her pose relaxed and introspective. The lighting is pivotal in enhancing the mood and texture within the photograph.
Capturing Memories and Embracing the Now: The Joy of Selfies
In the era of smartphones and social media, the art of taking selfies has become a cultural staple for travellers and locals alike. It transcends mere trends to become a favoured form of self-expression and memory-making.
Found photography, often synonymous with found photos, refers to photographs that were not originally created with the intention of being considered art. These are usually anonymous photographs that have been given a new aesthetic value or interpretive angle by an artist.
Capturing Rebellion: The Silent Echoes of Urban Expression
Photography is more than just capturing moments; it's about preserving the undercurrents of our society, the unspoken dialogues, and the emblems of urban culture that often go unnoticed.
A lot of my work is inspired by images made by photographers like Bert Hardy. This black and white image was captured in a London coffee shop, I was intrigued by the intensity of the subject as he explored his laptop screen.
