Bridges.

I have a small fascination with bridges and road junctions. M32 Bristol. Shot on Kodak Portra 160NC 5x4 Sheet Film.

More Boundries.

Severn Beach, Near Bristol. Shot on Portra 160NC 5x4 Sheet Film

M5 Avonmouth

Recently went on a little road trip up to Bristol to get some more shots for my uni project. Pretty successful. Here is a little taster taken underneath the M5 at Avonmouth. Shot on Kodak Portra 160NC 5x4 Sheet Film.

Park and Ride.

New images from non-places/boundaries of urbanization series. Scans from C-Type Prints. Please click to view bigger.

Boundries of Urbanizaton

Mini project within the header of 'Non-Place'. Something i feel will expand into something bigger over time. Shot on 5x4 Portra 160NC. Click for bigger version.

Life in Miniature

While playing waiting for the right light for a shot last night i realized i had never messed around with manipulating the focal plane on large format cameras... This suddenly struck that i could do the whole 'it looks tiny' thing PROPERLY! No digital manipulation just pure, hard, large format colour film. Beautiful. I whacked in the 6x8cm roll film holder and got this little beaut of the train station in Plymouth. Even though loads of people do it, its nice to do it BIG. Pretty cool ey?

COLOUR LARGE FORMAT PORTRA!!

Yesterday was a turning point. I shot my first two colour large format images. But hear me out, this wasn't just the cheapest colour sheet film i could find, it was Kodak Portra 160NC. The most epic colour film alive (even though it does cost £3.50 a sheet + processing). Here they are anyway pretty untouched. Please click to view larger.

KOOT

After scanning a film from my sis and i's joint camera that i shot over the summer i discovered a pretty cool shot of my freckely aussie mate Koots at our local lil cove. Hmm i love black and white

The Travelling Two

A little video a couple of my friends Oscar, Shaun and Shelly made. Hilarious. Well worth a watch.

Richard Mosse

Recently browsing blogs and such i cam across a photographer called Richard Mosse. His work is incredible. His recent project was based around Sadam's palaces in Iraq and how they have been taken over by US troops. His website is www.richardmosse.com and well worth a look. This is one of my favourite shots, so simple but many small hidden meanings.