UTTER NONSENSE

5am, moon setting over church, Cassiopeia in a high arc above the house, bittern booming, tawny owl calling, deer barking, Cettis...

James Joyce wrote that, "places remember events." Our garden is a three-quarter acre plot of land. I've photographed this area, or more...

The last day of the virtual exhibition was yesterday. Utter Journal 4, Garden can be ordered off the website and you can pick up some of...

With the coronavirus still wreaking havoc the Garden Exhibition has had to be cancelled. As has the launch of Utter Journal 4, Garden. In...

I’m torn between the serious minded, or humour. To spin a yarn, or to write a weightier tribute to the aesthetic intricacies and endless...

To the wire but artwork complete and deadline met ... just! It's the last minute scramble, late night changes, typos, then doubt. I love...

With no interuptions and plenty of cancellations I've had more time than expected to work on Utter Journal 4. The next issue, now...

I've printed 500 images these past two weeks and have a further two weeks to get the artwork/text ready for the printers by the 6th...

I told a friend that the next issue of Utter Journal will be titled, 'Garden', "but don't expect any gardening tips, or how to's", I...

“This recombining of the verbal and the visual, full of my own kind of unpeopled portraits, sought to salvage what I considered...

Martin Gusinde recorded the cultures of the indigenous people living on the archipelago of Tierra Del Fuego betwen 1919 and 1924: the...

“The Jens pictures began as an experiment. To photograph a young boy in many of the positions that Andrew Wyeth painted the model Helga;...

The nights are still long enough to spend time watching films and looking up recently published, or recently found, photographic books....

Tomorrow, St.George's Theatre, Great Yarmouth, 7.30pm, I'll be showing a short film on the nineteenth century photographer, Peter Henry...

I scratched along the fringes of Emerson's existence, publishing Marshland in 2005, a collection of landscapes and portraits taken along...

I’ve circled within Emerson. This world of his that is long gone. This time of his when being worldly was to understand the world you...

Oscar and I have been out filming the aerial shots for the Emerson film. The wind has died down, the weather more or less perfect but a...

Emerson experienced the lives of those he photographed at first hand, spending far more time in listening to their stories and observing...

Starting to put together film on the 19th century photographer P.H.Emerson which will be screened as part of Art & Place, St. George's...

Got a call from the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts asking if I could photograph a couple of the town's art deco buildings. There is so...

I spent a couple of hours photographing the swimming baths in the Marina Centre before it's scheduled demolition and new build as a 'New...

It's been an interesting week and I was going to leave the exhibition up to do a talk in January 2020, but to be perfectly honest I'm now...

The last day of the exhibition, For My Love Of War, and a beautiful night sky from the rooftops of UtterBooks Studios. It's been a quiet...

For My Love of War is my own myth and invention, my own belief that humanity is in awe of its own extinction through war and that the...