Wednesday, June 09, 2010

Mamiya 7 vs Canon 5D mkII again...

Mamiya 7 on Kodak 400NC (top) and Canon 5D mkII below. Again this is not a scientific comparison just happened to snap a shot on both when I was down in Devon a few months back.

Recent Portrait: Fashion Designer

Shot on the Mamiya 7

Tuesday, June 08, 2010

One from the archives...

I was watching 40D the other day in the background whilst doing some editing, and I started watching a programme called 'School of Comedy'- a sketch show with cast of children/teenagers performing adult comedy. I suddenly realised that two of the kids in it I'd photographed back in 2007, Arthur Sturridge and Beth Rylance (above). Was nice to see that they're now on the big screen. At the time they were doing a show called 'Billy Billy Bum Breath' - and one of the writers of that, Lura Lawson, now produces School of Comedy. Was nice to see they're doing so well - shame I didn't grab on to their coat tails at the time. Anyway - check out the show here

Monday, June 07, 2010

Back from the USA...

Well, I'm back from my month on the road in the USA, below is a map of 3,811 miles we covered. Shot a lot of 120 and 35mm film, so I've lots of scanning to do. I've got a crazy week ahead and then on the road again but I'll try and post up some new images soon because it's been too quiet on this here blog!

Friday, May 07, 2010

Off to visit the Deep South...

Just to let you know I'm going to be in the US for the next month - traveling from New York to New Orleans and back again in a big loop. You'll be able to follow some of my progress over on my twitter page. Watch this space.

Paris snaps



Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Holga portrait

Portrait from a while back of a friend of mine in central London. Shot on the Holga

Thursday, April 15, 2010

sweet graffiti

Walking home the other day and I saw this scrawled on the wall; 'I don't know if you got my letter but everyone thinks you're great'. Either the world's sweetest graffiti...or it's most sarcastic. Who knows...
(Snapped on my trusty Olympus XA3)