Last night I was invited to do a talk at Brighton & Hove camera club, at Hove Methodist Church. I spoke about projects past present and future. The venue relates to my heritage as the co-founder of Methodism is my 7th great uncle George Whitefield. As part of my Arts Council funding I will research and develop my family lineage, to find a link to the value of leaving descendants. I aim to create a funding proposal towards a much larger body of work in the future.Ironically when I arrived, there were some photography books left outside the back of the church. One by Paul Strand,  I opened the second one ‘Behind the Lens’ by David Suchet, on a random page. The first paragraph read."It has been a great pleasure for me to explore faith through my work…"

My series ‘In Site’ about a community that lived on a travellers site in East London, gets its first exhibition at Photo Frome, in at 
The Station Gallery, Frome  The zine version of 'In Site' is in the photobook show at Frome Library.  5-26 April 2025.

Thursday, March 27, is the first day of a new photography adventure. I am now officially a full-time artist, supported by Arts Council DYCP funding. Over the next year, I will train in picture research and archival photography, as well as engage in various professional development activities.

This weekend, I'm taking a curated selection of my photobooks and handmade zines to Format Festival, Derby, for their Photobook Market. The theme of the festival is Conflict. I'll be showing & signing my latest photo essay 'In Site'. As well as Mum's Not the Word, Dad's Not the Word, 0void: The Art of Not Having Kids, I'm Not Voting Because, and Living Rough-Rough Living. I originally studied photography at Burton on Trent College of Art, Design & Drama. I hope to see some familiar faces. Please do come say hello..Open Friday 12-5pm Saturday 10-5pmSunday 10-4pm

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