I’m sat here on Monday 27th July 2020 writing this blog post, after the announcement at the weekend on 24.07.20, when the government made the wearing of PPE / face covering mandatory in the England.
That is when visiting closed spaces such as supermarkets, petrol stations, retail shops etc, MASKS ON
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I'm writing this blog, some 24 hours after going live selling my #02 Zine - 12 mths with the GRii.
This being three weeks leading up to the first anniversary of going live on the website
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Here’s an update on my photobook’s series.
The intention is to buy a photobook per month. These are generally themed around streetphotography or portraiture, but I have recently added a documentary / photojournalism book to the library.
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Decided to pop into town for an end of the day meander.
Seeing first hand the sheer quietness of COVID-19 and the impact of the lockdown on the city, is dystopian.
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I created a page for my coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic, that is sweeping the world.
Its hard not to make this a political statement, such as the header at the top.
Utter nonesense by the government making our front line NHS workers be exposed to this with any form of acceptable PPE
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It's 31st March 2020.
The kids and I (as well as the rest of the country) are under government stated self isolation.
With itchy shutter fingers, I thought I would have a look over the photo archive and build a YouTube video with a random selection of digital photos from Brighton
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I originally shifted to film photography a couple of years ago, as I got bored, no, more frustrated by the constant tinkering with editing photos in lightroom.
(Read polishing a turd).
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This is my first blog on the new website.
The last 2 years, I have been predominantly shooting film in either 35mm or 120mm. I have loved the experience. It’s been a double benefit, for slowing me down and also chimping.
Of late I thought I would purchase a couple of photobooks, to develop my craft. Having read plenty of reviews, I decided on ‘The Suffering of Light’ by Alex Webb.
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