In aging industrial countries, the divide between social classes is hazier than it was in the past but where you live continues to define your class. A few samples of housing, photos captured during a short stroll in Alnwick this morning.
A Certain Class ? Une Certaine Classe ? What do you see? Que voyez-vous ?
May 5, 2014 by 4 Comments
Where in absence of the knowledge of its context, a photo remains open to many interpretations. As usual though, the devil is in the detail.
Today Aujourd’hui: my mon village
March 9, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Mon petit village. My little village. Hesitate to put it up because it wants to be big so as to play on the depth of field….
It is nice to be able to process an image so quickly…probably dangerous too.;generally speaking I try to live with my photos a bit before posting them.
Everything I like ( In a landscape ) but does it survive the web ?
October 28, 2013 by 4 Comments
Simonside, Rothbury, Northumberland UK. Taken yesterday. edited this morning.
I like a landscape that isn’t sanitised. Subtle deep shadows, the little ray of light that broke through…looks good to me as a print, not sure it survives downsizing for the web:dark tones are muddled and a certain all around crispness is lost d.Hope some of you enjoy it nonetheless. It appears truer to my intentions on my tumblr site at see it here
A cool young man: a classic portrait of M
October 17, 2013 by 2 Comments
M, Durham UK July 2008 D200 rummaging through my digital archives this morning
Real World :A Tidy Back Alley
July 31, 2013 by 1 Comment
A real world photo : where it isn’t about making it pretty or ugly, where it’s just about making a viable photographic record.
Gosforth, a suburb of Newcastle UK
I am ( also ) a Wedding Photographer
June 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Rachel and Matthew:no way you could get those two to be anything else than contemporary in their approach to wedding photography.
Yes I am the little grenouille photographer of frogfoto.com
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