Out and about on a sunday morning
Went to Norwood park to day to hook up with some old buddies. Whilst waiting for them I shot a few snaps.
Micro Ramble Photo Mission
Felt like getting a photo mission on the go this weekend, so I packed a veritable arsenal of film cameras, and one digital. Below are my digital shots as I need to finish off my rolls of film and get them developed. Hope you like the digis and will have the films up sooner or [...]
Music: Gmusik
This tune is not really much more than a sketch really.
Dont forget all of these tunes will be available to download as an Album on Friday hopefully (Update: Sorry I am slack as, and never got round to putting the album together).
Todays random pic: Aeroplane over Kew gardens. Absolutely no relevance.
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Shift Gig
Robyn Hitchcock, KT Turnstall, Graham Coxon and Katy Williams played Cape Farewell Shift festival at QEH, last night.
Looking up whilst transversing my commute to work
I shot these on the way in to work this morning, on my GF1.
Cold Shred
Hooked up with they boys (Elton, Julian, Radford and Cords) for an early morning skate, the first park we went to0 was frozen over, So we hit Mellows park near Croydonia for a little roll.
A tune called Sober
So I gave up beer on the stroke midnight New year 2009. I had a beer for the first time yesterday, I did not like it. Funnily enough I was just routing through some old Mp3s and I found a tune I wrote back in 2003. called ‘Sober’.
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I take far too many pictures of my cats
Over the years I have take far to many pics of my cats, from trying out film cameras to testing out multi flash lighting systems. They kind of know when I approach them with a lens now.
Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow
Hit up Coombe Wood this morning, lucky it was too cold for the doggers.
The roof of Barcelona
Just found out about the roof at the hotel, I am staying in whilst in Barcelona.
Croydonia morning
I find Croydon an ugly place, but sometimes I look out my back window, and the light catchs nicely upon the various “towers of commerce”.
Earth: Art of a Changing World
So Last night was the opening of Earth: Art of a Changing World, Cape Farewell, who Bullet Creative (where I work) have a close bond with, co curated the show. Bullet did the exhibition graphics. The pics from below are from the show opening, after party and a little photo mission I undertook on the [...]
Vert Photography
So after being inspired by Gonellas Pic earlier on and French being persitent in texting me to come out to skaterham to get on the vert ramp down there. As a result my back is killing me, but it feels good to scrape a few grinders. Inevitably I gave up and got my camera out [...]
BMXicans in a Tunnel
So Badger recently built a superb BMX park for the Nike 6.0 Tunnel Jam in a disused railway tunnel in deepest Hampshire.
I was lucky enough to be able to go down and document it for Bullet Creative. Here are a few snaps, from when I went down to visit as they were finishing setting up [...]
Royal Academy
On my way to a meeting this morning, I went past the RA. In their court yard they have this superb sculpture.
Thunder and Lightning very very frightning
On holiday recently in Tampa – the lightening capital of the world, I managed to capture by luck some lightning strikes.
Croydonia at dusk
Croydonia dusk, can turn this relativily dull looking place into a place of intregie and magic.
Florida Sunsets
Just got back from holiday, I got to see some amazing sunsets whist out in Florida on the Gulf Coast.
Evening in the City
Behold the light that slowly creeps through the leaves and alleys of the city.
Weller at Eden
I was lucky enough to get a press pass to shoot the bands at a couple of the Sessions, held at Eden. I have always been a fan of Weller, so was stoked to get to shoot the Mod Father. He played a range of music from his career including Eton Rifles and Wild Wood. [...]
Fans at Eden Project Sessions 2009
This is the first in a series of posts of pics from a recent work trip to the Eden Project with Cape Farewell. I have always wondered about fans on the front row of gigs. They have to be a pretty hardy lot, crushed from behind, and prepared to hang around for long periods of [...]
