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Category Archives: Photography
In Harm’s Way – War Photographers
A CBS crew of 16 followed photographers Zoriah and Alissa Everett through Gaza and the West Bank as they documented the conflict. Its a little Hollywood in parts but worth watching. Its in five parts, of which part one is posted above. The remaining clips are:
For anyone who hasn’t seen War Photographer with James Nachtwey, I strongly urge you to watch it. Its one of the most powerful documentaries I’ve seen, on one of the world’s most powerful photographers.
Posted in Photography, Video
US Elections Slideshow
The closest I could get to Chicago was Knightsbridge.
I popped into the Chicago Rib Shack in Knightsbridge to cover the reaction of US citizens and Londoners to the results of the US elections.
It turned out to be quite a moving assignment. To see so many US citizens who were unhappy with the current government and wanting so desperately a change. I heard so many people say that they were ashamed of being American and that so much of the world disliked their country. After Barack Obama was announced the President Elect, that they were now so very proud was very touching.
Posted in News, Photography, Video
US Elections & The Power Of Photography
Firstly, my congratulations to America and their new President Elect; its superb news.
I covered the reaction of US Citizens watching the results come in at the Chicago Rib Shack in London’s Knightsbridge. It was a very moving assignment…more of which, later!
I was having a look at some links to powerful images and their role in the election on “A Photo Editor”. Of particular note are Platon’s images in The New Yorker and also a set at The Huffington Post.
Also, check out Five Photos That Clinched The Election For Barack.
Posted in News, Photography, viewpoint
Interview With Chris Anderson, Magnum Photos
An interview with Chris Anderson on objectivity and photography.
Posted in Photography
Prints Now Available
My migration over to Photoshelter is now complete. Having said that, the archive will continue to grow!
All of my images on my Photoshelter site are available for purchase as prints. If you’re a lover of photography or in need of a unique gift, feel free to have a browse. I hope that you’ll find something to your taste!
If you know of anyone who may be interested in prints, please pass on the address:
Many thanks.
Posted in News, Photography, Pictures
BJP Vision
Now in its 9th year, BJP’s (British Journal of Photography) Vision is on at November 7, from 10am to 5pm at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London.
There’s a host of exhibitors there, so it’ll be a good chance to see some of the kit from Photokina.
I’ll be there doing portfolio reviews in the afternoon from 2pm ’till 5pm, so if you think I may be of help, book your spot now. Do remember though to keep it a tight edit as the time slots are 15 minutes per photographer.
Posted in Photography




