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Sound of Silence Exhibition

Last week I photographed the wonderful Sound of Silence. It is a site specific exhibition between painter Alessandra Taccia and ceramicist Akiko Hirai in the beautiful St Peter's Church, Cambridge in conjunction with Flow Gallery, London.

The exhibition groups the work of two different artists working in different mediums but exploring the same themes, the idea of pausing, looking and the connection between object and environment. A moment to stop time. The church has a wonderful calming energy to it and the artwork looked as though it was a permanent fixture within the church. It was an amazing project to photograph and so lovely to work with the artists and Flow Gallery.

The whole project can be viewed here and the exhibition runs until 12th May 2018.

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Thamesmead Photography

At the end of last year Divisare, who have been great supports of my photography, featured my recently completed Thamesmead project on their Homepage.

They are a great online directory of fantastic architectural projects from all over the world and definitely worth a look!
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New Work - Chichester Festival Theatre

In October I finally photographed Chichester Festival Theatre for my Beautiful Brutalism project. I had wanted to visit and photograph it since 2011 when the project first started and I wasn't disappointed! It's an extremely elegant theatre and the geometric details in the foyer were beautiful. The new work can be seen here.

My photography of Chichester Festival theatre was also featured on Divisare's homepage last week along with my National Theatre photography.


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In Focus Feature on Archinect

Last week I had the great pleasure of being interviewed by Archinect an online publication that aims to bring architects and designers together.

I spoke about my processes and thoughts on architectural photography. To read the whole feature please visit In Focus.
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Ode to Welbeck Photography featured in Parking Review

The Latest issue of Parking Review (September 2017) has published a lovely feature on my Ode to Welbeck photography project. Welbeck also made the front cover which is great to see! I'm so glad the demolition of this beautiful car park is getting so much coverage and to see how much love it has. Still can't believe it can't be saved, disgraceful.

You can view a snippet of the article here. Or to view the whole photography project please visit my website.
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Ode to Welbeck featured on The Spaces

I'm really pleased that my new photography project Ode to Welbeck has been featured on the brilliant online design and architectural magazine The Spaces. Earlier in the year they wrote an article on my ongoing Beautiful Brutalism project and have been great champions of my photography.

To read the article and find out a bit more about my thoughts behind the project and my photography please visit The Spaces.
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Photography on a Postcard Artist

I'm very proud to announce that I have been chosen as one of the Photography on a Postcard Artist. The above image from my Beautiful Brutalism project will be on sale along with lots of other upcoming and more well known photographers. The public will be able to purchase a ticket guaranteeing them a photograph, although they won’t know which card they have won until the show closes on the 27th October. Each photograph will be an edition of one and will come with a signed certificate of authenticity. All the money raised will go to The Hepatitis C Trust’s campaign to eliminate hepatitis C from the UK by the year 2030. Hopefully a lot of money will be raised for this great charity.

For more information about Photography on a Postcard please click on the link and information about the exhibition can be seen here.
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