Its a new year and the first post of the year, so I wanted to start with something lovely. Currently (where I am) its dark, cold and raining, so this photograph which I took while in Botswana with African

I recall there being a gentle breeze and slow drifting light through the room.

Schloss Charlottenburg, Berlin Germany The palace was built at the end of the 17th century and was wonderfully expanded during the 18th century. The vast rooms are lavishly decoration in baroque and rococo

So far from now, Europe in November, this was taken in China. I can clearly remember it being hot and humid the sort of heat that permeates every part of you. I hope that looking at it might infiltrate

A white Water Lily on the Okovanga Delta, Botswana Taken from a Mokoro with my much loved Pentax camera, using film. Its over fifteen years since I travel across Africa. It was the most incredibly journey.

Stretching across the main high street lines and lines of bunting. One of the simplest art works, re installed for the art festival that takes place every 10 year, by an artist called Daniel Buren. Direct

Caught in a brief moment of chance.

Trying to be less analytical. Day three - for context hear are the last two posts. I have just spent time writing about themes and layers, but cut that back. Brick, rubble and wear but then it is also

With yesterdays post still in mind I am aware that what I wrote yesterday made me continuously consider what I saw and then decided to take photographs of today. With my self initiated game, I am mindful

Selfies, food you are about to eat, if you have one your dog or cat or maybe a nice bit of scenery with you family in it? What portrait of you does your photo stream create? Like most people I feel compelled

Geometry and Flourish

My attention is usually piqued by details overlooked by others. I am facinated by the layer on layer of posters on the streets of Berlin and in this case the tape sections left behind on the Heras fencing

Why is it that often in stories describing dystopian futures the takeover of nature is a indicator of decline? Life returns to a before time, before the earth got knackered out by people and all their

Looking through a collection of out of print architecture publications and then in pursuit of finding my ringing mobile under layers of paper they fall to the floor. Orientation gets twisted. Images look

Something beautiful to start the week.

Working as an artist can be quite a solitary businesslike like many freelancers I spend a lot of time in my own company with my own thoughts. So I have come hear to find an extended community that may

This is my second post focussing on the above in architectural space. I have been collecting ceilings for years. I have an archive of photographs that I have taken and will order them into a post depending

Bird eating berries Snake in the ferns Lizards in the leaves All this beautiful carvings can be found on the exterior of St Johns Collage, Cambridge in the UK.

Finding things that I find curious on my walk to the studio makes my day better. I doubt that all of the stuff I pick up on would elicit the same response from others and am aware that my unbridled joy

Trim, Winders, Stringer, Nosing, Riser, Tread, Turnout, Rosette, Easings, Baluster, Newel, Fillet, Apron and Runner. While doing research today, for a project I got distracted by all those words, so inspired