Category: Inspiration
The Legacy of Photography – Creating Work with Purpose
As a photographer I’m always striving to create meaningful work with purpose. But how do you measure meaning? What constitutes purpose? How do you define the legacy of photography?
A fantastic thing happened to me recently while I was shooting a campaign that really got me thinking about the meaning and purpose of the photography I produce. What will my legacy of photography look like?
Beautiful black & white photography capturing the magic of childhood
My love of photography has always been driven by a desire to capture images of my family.
I first picked up a camera as a child and was immediately hooked on the magic of being able to capture a fraction of a second for ever. However, it wasn’t until I became a dad that I really appreciated how precious these moments really were.
Shooting Rosie – An inspirational young athlete representing GB at the World Transplant Games
This weekend I had the pleasure of meeting Rosie – an inspirational 9 year old girl who a few years ago was incredibly poorly with leukemia. After a successful bone marrow transplant she’s now fighting fit and training hard as she prepares to represent Great Britain at the World Transplant Games 2019 in Newcastle and Gateshead during 17-21st August 2019.
What inspires you to shoot?
I love to shoot all kinds of photography given the opportunity. Since I was a kid, back in my bedroom darkroom I’ve always been fascinated by the concept of capturing a moment in time in a fraction of a second. Since becoming a parent I’ve found my main inspiration to shoot has been to try and capture those moments that pass so quickly as well as I can.
Chiharu Shiota: Beyond Time installation at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park
The Yorkshire Sculpture Park has always been one of my favourite places to visit. We’re incredibly lucky to have it on our doorstep. Last weekend I was lucky enough to finally visit the Beyond Time exhibit by Chiharu Shiota – something I’ve been desperate to see (and photograph!) for a long time.
