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Yellow, Red, Orange
Click to enlarge Another Shot from Bo-Kaap. This is again untweaked – these are the colours straight from the camera. I broke my usual rule on not photographing people on mobile phones with this shot – because the colours worked, and the phone is not visible, indeed it could just be his finely turned calves…
Cambodia – the crab ladies of Kep
A photographic study of the crab catchers – all women – of Kep on the Cambodian south coast. Following our exciting adventures in Myanmar, the CD and I traveled on to visit our dear friends M & P in Phnomh Phen. I had wanted for some time to visit old French colonial…
Hoods with style – the gorgeous automobiles of Dick’s classic garage
Another photo essay, from a recent visit to the USA. I’ve just got back from a 2,000 mile road trip from Austin to New Orleans and back, with my old friend *ndy and his delightful DLW, D*. We were hitting multiple music festivals on our route (of which more photo series to come), and as…
Photographing treks – a recording journey
Over my past 5 years or so of trekking, I have struggled with a way to represent the look and feel of the surroundings and the journeys. In such extraordinary surroundings, it seemed perverse not to make a record of what I saw. But the result was often hundreds of images, many of only marginal…
Angkor temples
Finally I have got round to processing and uploading the photos from Angkor Wat. First tranche is from the smaller temples around Angkor Wat itself. You should be able to see why I preferred these quiet and incredibly atmospheric places to the main attraction.
Oh Shoeburyness, Shoeburyness – the greatest gift that I possess
Today’s photo: Another long exposure shot taken near Southend, UK, at Shoeburyness. Ah… Ken Dodd. The problem with being born in my era is that I cannot get the songs of Ken Dodd, or indeed Keynsham Bristol, that’s K.E.Y.N.S.H.A.M, out of my head. The latter was burned into my prefrontals while listening to Luxembourg on…