Portrait: Edith Bowman

I recently had the pleasure of photographing TV and radio presenter Edith Bowman for the Observer Food Monthly magazine. Despite having a horrible cold on the day of the shoot she was full of energy and a joy to photograph. I felt too embarrassed to tell her that I was still in uni when she used to have her radio show 'Colin and Edith' on BBC Radio One.

Portrait: Gary Humphreys

A portrait of Gary Humphreys of Markerstudy Insurance, along the magazine spread as it ran.

Midnight is a Place

The is a new image from my series Midnight is a Place, which you can see on the website here

Portrait: Hazel Gale

As part of the commission that I wrote about here, I also shot some images on the Bronica- here's the contact sheet and image.

Portait: Andrew Youngson

A portrait of fellow photographer Andrew Youngson shot in Brixton few weeks back.

Portait: Rap Battle

Some young guys at a Rap battle that I was commissioned to photograph last weekend in north London.

London: St Pauls

A shot from my first black and white roll through the Bronica. It's been good to shoot just for fun with it recently.

Portrait: Kit

From a roll I put through the Holga

Female kickboxer- Hazel Gale

Last week I undertook a commission for an experimental publication called The Good Times, put together by The Church of London design agency. It's aim was to combat the January blues. The whole thing was commissioned, written up, designed and printed in 7 days and handed out on Monday 16th, statistically the most depressing day of the year. The paper was full of good news stories and interviews with inspirational people of all kinds. You can see more about the project here. I was tasked with photographing Hazel Gale, a hypnotherapist who also competes as female kickboxer. We shot these at the gym where she trains over in East London - you can find more about Hazel here.

Portrait: Andy, Iraq War Veteran

This was part of a commission I had just before Christmas, to travel up out of London and photograph Andy, an Iraq War veteran and PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) sufferer for the Legion magazine . It was a really interesting and enlightening job, having the chance to hear someone like Andy's experience and to be able to understand a little better the subject of PTSD. One of the many reason's I really enjoy the job and the relish the opportunities it gives me; photography is only a small part of it.

Guatemala: Rosa and Don Antonia

Portrait: Stephanie Turner, 'Slam Poet'

A portrait I took for the Guardian towards the end of last year of the spokenword poet Stephanie Turner. Great fun to shoot and we were blessed with sun which was nice. Read more about her here

Work in Progress: Scrapbook

Some images of my scrapbook which has been a work in progress for a while now - something I occasionally work on causing guaranteed havoc on my desk. One day I'll get together some proper images and put something on the website.

Follow me: Instagr.am

In case anyone reading this uses Instagr.am I can now be found on there too - feed here. Above, a shot of the Shard in London at sundown.

Portait: Omar

Portrait: Farmer, Rwanda

Travel: Helicopter, Rwanda

Travel: Lake Kivu, Rwanda

Portrait - Wood Collier

Here are some images I shot in Dorset in the autumn of last year of a Wood Collier, Ad Pearson. He was in the process of burning wood to make charcoal.

Seaweed Pete

A shot from the end of last summer working on one of those project's that sadly won't see the light of day. 'Seaweed Pete' as he's affectionately known is a local character in Poole, Dorset, who runs a very successful restaurant. On this day however he very kindly took us out into the bay on the hunt for seaweed.

Goodbye 2011, hello 2012...

Some shots from over Christmas. Walking the dog in Sussex, walking the family in Dorset, and riding the trails in Wales with my bro.