Recently had my new bike built up by someone who has worse OCD than I. What a bike it has turned out to be.

My backyard.

No new work has been produced in a while, something I’ve actually enjoyed. I think my MA took out more than I originally thought it had, leaving me burnt and hating the camera. As a result, I’ve been using the iPhone and not worrying about composing, creating images that mean anything other than just being an image, and generally feel much better about the whole process.

As a result, i’ve been able to re-edit the previous project I was working on and have a much clearer sense of where I’m heading.

Seven years today.

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Possibly one of the most important features of any British summer, or indeed day where the sun might be shining, is the art of enjoying a soft-serve ice-cream with your family and friends.

As times get tougher in the UK, I’m looking at how many are dealing with the pressures of the financial crisis. One of those will see me spend more time at the various boot sales, which have blossomed in recent times, around Essex.
In previous years, it was mainly Eastern Europeans who used them for cheaper purchases but after visiting a massive one in Romford, I was surprised to see a mix of people buying and selling goods.

Everyone was out for a bargain, even those selling unwanted goods from the back of their Range Rover Vogue.

I’m aware many talented photographers have approach this subject before, so it will be interesting to see how it grows over the winter for me.