Anya and I developed a second roll of black and white photographs. This time we shot a roll of Ilford HP5 on our trusty Nikon fm3a. We developed the roll in our small kitchen and washed the negatives in the bathroom before scanning on an Epson V800. In keeping with […]
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Today I spent the day with my daughter Anya developing some Ilford 100 35mm film. We both took images on a Nikon fm3a around the village that we now live in and also out on the nearby hills of North Yorkshire. It was a meaningful time to make memories as […]
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Clearing and archiving stacks of hard drives during COVID-19 lockdown when I came across these images that I never selected or used. This batch that passed my attention includes a shot of the lead runners raced through Chamonix as one of the most competitive UTMB races got underway plus some […]
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After much thought, I designed and started delivering a photography mentoring course to a cohort of photographers who show potential in the photography craft. The last year has shown me how important it is to impart and share skills & qualities. Some might call this a legacy, but either way, […]
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January 29th 2020 I have just landed back in England after a few days in Hong Kong. Sentences and structured word expressions often fail me in being able to convey what rages inside during these days but I will try to express some part in words and images. This time […]
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This recent interview by Apple Daily might possibly be my final post about my photography/film work before bringing this life chapter to a close. Appropriately, this interview is in Cantonese & is not just about my photography & film work but focuses on Hong Kong that I have always been […]
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Last week, I was privileged to sit down with Mary Hui from the SCMP Adventure Trail Podcast to talk about a range of photography & filming topics including how my academic background shapes my shooting style plus how I go about capturing events like the Hong Kong Four Trails Ultra […]
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Honoured to have this shot I took of Mira Rai published in a National Geographic Learning Workbook that is a curriculum with a series of publications and resources for young people to learn from their experiences within society. National Geographic Learning have built the Learning Framework around a set of learning […]
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These are the candid stories behind each of the images that appear in the limited edition 2019 calendar:The calendar cover features this capture by fellow Hong Kong photographer Vic Ma on his trusty Leica as I bolted from the starting line of the Oxfam Trailwalker in 2015. I was trying […]
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I have avoided producing a calendar…. until now. 2019 is likely to be the only year that I will do this and only producing 100 calendars that are being made available for sale. After these are sold there will be no reprints. These are some of the shots that I […]
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