Change the way you look at things by Tristan Parker Tristan recently offered to contribute to the site with a piece about giving yourself a different perspective. Some interesting points made in this piece, and I would like to hear your views too.
Jesse’s book review, Exiles by Josef Koudelka Jesse’s next book is one that is personally very important to me. This is my favourite photo book and a body of work that is important to me. This is my go-to book for anytime I am looking for inspiration, or when I want to learn more about [...]
Dust magazine – Ritual Odyssey Recently I was contacted by the Irwin Lewis at Dust mag to put my work in the upcoming issue. I was unsure at first as I rarely put my work out anywhere, but these guys seemed to have a real passion and when they told me some of the other [...]
Shooting Film AND Digital Anyone who understands and loves photography knows that the subject isn’t a matter of the calling the moment of ultimate triumph of digital over analogue. Both approaches have their merits and this blog post describes how to get the most out of using both.
Featured Photographer, David Solomons As many of you know I like to go through flickr and find the work of photographers that I find interesting. And David is the latest to agree to have a small feature on the site. Some of David’s work was taken during the time that I grew up in the [...]
The streets of Hong Kong pt:2 In the continuation of the piece that I did last year about my love of shooting the streets in Hong Kong, I have a few more images that I think are starting to define my vision of what the city is to me.
Jesse’s book review, The Jazz Loft Project by W. Eugene Smith Jesse is back and he shares with us a piece of work that he has wanted to have on here for a while. I know that Jesse is a big time Jazz fan, so this work really stands out. A fantastic review.
Shooting film for the next generation An event in my life recently made me realize the importance of teaching the future generations about not only the history of photography, but the origin of a number of things that we use in our daily lives. It is all to easy for us to just pass this [...]
Featured photographer, Ariko Inaoka I am very fortunate to be able to call Ariko Inaoka a friend, as she is one of the kindest and most honest people that I know. She is also a very talented photographer and I am a big fan of her work. I recently got the chance to spend the [...]
Jesse’s book review, Ariphoto Selection by Shinya Arimoto Jesse shares with us a book review that I am very happy to have on the site. Shinya Arimoto is a great guy and a personal inspiration for me with regards to his total dedication to photography. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I [...]