Exhibition at the HIP Gallery Hull June 2 - June 24

Four colour photographs of the River Hull from 1971 accompanied by black and white photographs of the streets, pubs, and faces taken around the same time, show it's not just the river that has changed. A fascinating look at the way we used to live. Each photograph has a story to tell.

See this page for details: The river we once knew


For OPEN STUDIOS Exhibition, please click the Exhibitions link
on the right.

I'm a professional and fine art photographer of people,
landscapes, seascapes and anything strange. Based in Norfolk I was trained in a traditional darkroom my first love is still a fine
art monochrome print.

The portfolio section shows selected works many of which have the story of the photograph at the bottom of the page. The catalogue section has a large range of work in themes for those interested in tracking down a particular image.

To Household Cavalry visit Norfolk every year and have been photographed in black and white and infrared.

Barlife is a long term study inspired by the dark world
of bars and cafés, places where people come to find others
and lose themselves. The work was the subject of a three month exhibition at Hull International Photography Gallery earlier
this year.

And lastly Hull, my home town, always worth a visit. This section has stories and images about the town and some remarkable photographs of the river Hull taken in 1971. They are remarkable more by accident than design from a novice photographer.