I filmed and edited this video for Igor Emmerich on one of his lifestyle shoots. Shot on the 5D II, 85mm 1.2 and 50mm 1.2. Music kindly provided by Peoples Persons.

This is actually amazing! Please somebody pay me to make things like this!!!!

Djing at the AOP GOLD awards tomorrow night. Its their last private view before they move out of Leonard st to a new building. Should be a good party! been asked to go GoldDigging and find some Gold tunes to play on the night…Golden Brown…Goldfinger….uhm

(image by George Logan, Gold winner 2005)

I helped me ol’ pal Simon Winnall out on a lifestyle shoot in Camden photographing ‘youts’ hanging loose in their shared flat. We made a short film in between shooting the stills. The first of many more to come I feel.

I recently went to my cousin’s wedding up at the top of Penshaw hill in Washington. She asked me to film some of it and here it is. Very windy and rainy, slightly wobbly handheld camera work. But nice memories of a lovely day. (FIlmed on canon 60D)

Lots of people say Philip Bloom is overrated, but I think he’s made some really nice stuff, in particular  Sofia’s people.

This was my final year project from my Photography and Film degree. Newsroom. The series explores the newsroom studio space, a paradoxical environment where both the superficial and the profound juxtapose in front of the most theatrical of backdrops. The images uncover the metaphorical and actual gaps between the real and the staged, examining the tensions between the studio environment and the constructed image of the news.

(or thats what I used to say to the tutors anyway!)

This is one  of the first projects I did at university, exploring a space. I chose the Dentist, a place where so many people seem to fear, I decided to photograph the room in an almost Hitchcock style making it look intimidating and overpowering. Shooting the dentists chair I took inspiration from Warhol’s electric chair screen prints.