burn out

This time of year always offers up beautiful sunsets. Here is one I shot early last summer on my Mamiya C330, just as this sunset burnt out. The contrasting tones make this a particularly moody shot. I love medium format. Fuck instagram. 

Something For The Weekend...

Here is a little something for the warm weekend ahead to get your skateboarding juices flowing. A handful of shots with Ben Raemers when we went and skated Saffron Walden park last week.
A fs noseblunt slide, a portrait, and a cheeky fs invert. Both these were done in lines, you'll have to hold tight for the footage which should be online sometime in the near future. There is another photo I shot of Ben... Saffron NBD...you're going to have to wait for that to. it's coming. Sit tight.

Deck Head

The second photo from the 120 film I just got back from the developers. A portrait of Ben Raemers. Taken on my Mamiya C330 around a year ago. I really like the depth on this one, the wheels and trucks on Bens board in the foreground are out of focus as well as the background. The natural spring/summer light is a nice touch to, always looks rad on medium format. Fuck instagram.
I just went out with Ben today for a skate and shot some tasty photos with him, watch this space...

Soft

I just got a 120 film developed from my Mamiya C330, this was the first shot on there. Used all natural lighting, and a very deep and soft focus. Modeling courtesy of the beautiful Chloe Dale.
Fuck Instagram.

While You Were Sleeping

While you were sleeping, I was out in the dead of night looking at the stars.
I've not done any night photography in a fair while. This was more of a test shoot to go out and shoot at night properly another time, but I am really stoked with this one particular shot. It was the clearest night I have seen in a long time, stood in a field, nobody around for miles, so much love for the sticks.

Winter Wander

On a cold February day after a snowy night, I went for a wander along the Orwell river. I noticed the birds going crazy, diving into the water for food as a couple of boats went by so I paddled in as far as my wellie boots would allow and started snapping. The top photo is the result. one of my personal favorites I've ever shot, stoked!
The next three are some other shots from the same walk.

The French Alps

Almost forgot to post these photos, These should have come after Nice and Monaco! Anyway...
I spent an entire day on my trip driving through the French Alps up from Nice. On the lower half of the drive I stumbled upon some small mountain villages. But once at the very highest point I found what was easily the most breath taking scenery of the entire tour. 1604 meters above sea level, not a sound to be heard besides the shutter on my camera. Bliss.