killer of sheep

endless drive

675 steps

spyridon

aloe vera, moonlight and neon lights

burnt film + scorched skin

stray cats, salted water and souvlaki

blanketed in either sun or dust - it's still makes seeing remarkable people special

Forever the cleanest, George is always an expressive and creative influence who is an incredible presence to work with. In the near future a music video for the song 'Cleanest' will be released and you'll see how George thinks and creates.

As I photograph new scenarios, I look to create movement through the way I capture and manipulate light.

continuing to experiment with long exposures and shutter speed has been something that I have always loved as the results are always varied, which is something that I will use to create interesting compositions.

Moving into portraiture has become a rewarding endeavour throughout my photography. Faces are complex, interesting and offer so much.

Utilising the Kodak Portra 400 for the first time, I created a studio within the confines of my room to experiment with light, colour and shape.

While I was away in Bristol, I explored the local scenery with my new camera, culminating at the Bristol Cathedral flags.

I got the chance to photograph my friend George Buckett – a local musician, designer and all-around artist. He doesn’t like to limit himself to one discipline and applies his creative talents to pretty much anything he decides. Being around him is always a great experience – as it always leads to interesting conversations and always feels like an enriching experience. You can find him at @skit.uk and on his Spotify page George Bucks. Check out his work – it’s an elective array of all disciplines with his personality at the forefront.

I got the chance to photograph my friend George Buckett – a local musician, designer and all-around artist. He doesn’t like to limit himself to one discipline and applies his creative talents to pretty much anything he decides. Being around him is always a great experience – as it always leads to interesting conversations and always feels like an enriching experience. You can find him at @skit.uk and on his Spotify page George Bucks. Check out his work – it’s an elective array of all disciplines with his personality at the forefront.

I love shooting daytime and I loved the way the sunlight lined up with the environment. The way that the film captured the sky is detailed and intricate.

This roll of film was more of a freestyle compared to the more methodical pieces I have created during mid-2020. Taken in September – this was taken during an early Sunday morning, the sun had started to climb in the sky and I knew I had a moment to capture something, so I just took photos of my bedroom and my window – simple as can be.

One of the nice things about this walk was the newfound awareness of where I was walking, I took time to observe all that was around me and notice all the shades of light which covered Central London that day.

This was taken in Burgess Park, again not a long walk from where I live, but the area itself is vast and typically quite a congested area, due to the large size of the area. It’s now a new favourite of mine in terms of walking trails due.

This was taken in Myatt’s Field Park in Camberwell, a short walk from where I live, but a place which has only been brought to my attention recently. It’s a place teeming with life and a favourite place of mine now.