Photo Essays

The Cardiff Sun

If you’ve been listening carefully, or even if you’ve desperately tried to ignore it, it’s highly possible that you’ve heard me whinging on about...

The Orphan Train

“I’m lost, hungry and alone. I haven’t even a proper meal for weeks. The last thing I ate was a leftover sandwich found next...

Occupy Cardiff

The past few months have been bad for Capitalism. In one of the latest major examples of how globalisation seeps into every section of...

SWN Festival 2011

Thursday
Thursday night saw the launch of 2011′s SWN Festival in Cardiff. And what a mighty introduction. Had I not been there photographing it I’d...

Yet another day off in Wales

Exciting things are a foot.

I’m joining forces with a Cardiff based journalist to create a website featuring in-depth documentary stories about Cardiff. The website...

My mother gave birth to an alien

30 years ago my poor mother was giving birth to an alien.

She had waited 9 months and had high hopes for a competition-winning...

G20 2009; A 2011 Retrospective

2 years is not a long time. In April 2009 I was 27 and finishing a BTEC in Photography at Thames Valley University in...

Go West

These are my holiday photos. Yep, this is a modern version of when granny comes back from Bournemouth and sits the family...

120 Years in the Making

One of the benefits of working as a freelance photographer is being given permission to hold my camera underneath someone’s nose without...

A Day Off in Wales

Most of the year, I spend my time wishing I was a free spirit, able to roam the land in search of...

Changing of the Mayor

As in any job, a photographer is constantly put in new situations where experience is key, and if you don’t have it, you can...

A Right, Royal Street Party Knee’s Up!

So I know most of you will have had it up to here with with all this Royal Wedding coverage so I will forgive...

Climate Camp Cymru (Wales)

I took a visit up to the Welsh town of Merthyr Tyfil today to shoot a protest about proposals for the building...

CARDIFF UNCOVERED 2011 – Part 2

This is the 2nd part of the series. View the 1st part here....

CARDIFF UNCOVERED 2011 – Part 1

A selection of photographs taken over the last few days in Cardiff City centre. This is going to be a continued theme throughout the...

Texture, shape and form on Southerndown beach

Southerndown, is a village in South Wales mostly known for its beach (officially named Duncockraen bay), which is a popular tourist destination during the...

Our Waterscapes

Shot in Sidmouth, Devon, UK. Feb 2011. This may end up as a continued theme – I enjoy observing the behavior the sea brings...

The Beach

I had a very rare day off today and spent it down the beach. Here are a few images from Porth Cawl, Wales.

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SNOWWW!!

Now this was tricky – holding the umbrella with one hand and the camera with the other, trying desperately not to get snow on...

The day the warmth returned.

They say the best time a photographer can shoot is during the golden hours of the morning and afternoon – the light allows the...

Boys Village

I did a first recce and took some pictures of Boys Village in St Athan today in preparation for a moving image project.

Welcome to Port Talbot

Today, after having some friends visit, I went to a small, industrial town in Wales called Port Talbot. It’s known for it’s huge, billowing...

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