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This is the last set from the summer shoot with These were that last shots of the day, just after the sun had gone down...
20/10/2026

This is the last set from the summer shoot with
These were that last shots of the day, just after the sun had gone down, giving a really soft light, bit of a 60s look with these?

As mentioned in my last post, way back in the middle of the summer I spent an evening with the beautiful and talented .T...
19/10/2026

As mentioned in my last post, way back in the middle of the summer I spent an evening with the beautiful and talented .
This shoot really did take me a long time to edit, the long, dry summer has had me not wanting to be behind a computer screen. I thought it was time to get them finished and do a little reflecting along the way.

It now feels like we're well into the start of winter, the turning of the seasons really mark the passage of time. These shots were taken in a wild flower meadow, that's now been cut, and pretty much looks like a muddy field now, that field has become another way for me to mark the passing of the seasons.
I've not shot for myself much this year, which is something I always regret, or at least it's felt like I've not. Maybe that's something I need to do more of.

Hope you all enjoy this set. These were all taken with a vintage Soviet lens, a Helios 44-2, it's so imperfectly perfect, and I've just found out this particular lens is nearly the same age as me. :-)

I'm in two minds about posting, not posting these images as such, but posting things in general. I've been absent from s...
18/10/2026

I'm in two minds about posting, not posting these images as such, but posting things in general. I've been absent from socials for a while, or at least as much as I can manage. It's a terrible addiction!
But it would seem a shame not to share these, I really like them! And I suppose that part of the joy of creating, is sharing that creation with others, but are we sharing for the joy, or the likes? Does it matter?

Hmmm, losing the ability to portray nuances, social media can be bad at that.
We either interact or don't. A positive or negative interaction is all the same to a social media company. In fact, a negative reaction is often better for feeding the algorithm, by posting and interacting are we feeding ourselves to these tech companies, one like at a time?

As you're reading this post, I guess I decided to re-engage with social media!

Way back in the middle of the summer I spent an evening with the beautiful and talented , always a pleasure to create with her. This shoot has taken a long time to edit, the long, dry summer has had me not wanting to be behind a computer screen. As it's now very much autumn I thought it was time to get them finished and do a little reflecting along the way.

The last images from Vietnam, a selection of the stunning landscapes, and a photo of some stairs to nowhere, which someh...
15/03/2026

The last images from Vietnam, a selection of the stunning landscapes, and a photo of some stairs to nowhere, which somehow seems quite relevant.

Nightlife, flags and... Seafood?
14/03/2026

Nightlife, flags and... Seafood?

More Vietnam spam!
13/03/2026

More Vietnam spam!

Some more faces from Vietnam. No real word vomit this time, but a question. Who's been to Vietnam? Or south east Asia ...
13/03/2026

Some more faces from Vietnam.

No real word vomit this time, but a question. Who's been to Vietnam? Or south east Asia in general. I'd love to hear people's opinions and experiences.

Vietnam photos, round two. Same thoughts, different images. It seems like some people actually do read my ramblings, m...
12/03/2026

Vietnam photos, round two. Same thoughts, different images. It seems like some people actually do read my ramblings, madness.

Thoughts.

I don’t normally write this kind of thing, and no one will read it anyway, but here goes. I recently spent a month travelling in Vietnam, with two awesome traveling companions, ( ) and some local guides. (.nano_ .doug.art ) 

Before anything, I'd like to say the country is stunning, and the people are some of the  warmest and most welcoming I've ever met.

…but don’t believe the social media posts (they lie!), although, I’m about to add to that problem with my own curated and edited images.

Vietnam feels like a country in the middle of massive change. It is modernising, quickly… What stood out to me were the contrasts.  In the north, the landscape felt wild, if not quite untouched, with people still working the land by hand, farming rice fields in ways that must look much the same as they did generations ago, but an hour or two down the road are cities that feel very modern and cosmopolitan. 

And then there’s the traffic, which seems less like a system and more like a collective act of telepathic faith.  Somehow it works, though it looks like absolute madness. Riding through it at rush hour is an almost spiritual experience. (Thanks for that experience Doug!)

Not forgetting Hanoi’s air pollution that almost feels like it has a personality of its own.

What also struck me though, were some of the environmental contradictions. In the north we saw the damage to reefs that once supported vibrant marine life. On Cat Ba, and in other places, there is a lot of land reclamation and development, massive construction projects, hotels and resorts rising out of what used to be meandering coastlines.  It makes you wonder whether, in the rush to modernise and attract visitors, some of the country risks losing the very things people come to see.

Vietnam is beautiful, energetic, and like most places, complicated and changing fast. Overall, it's good fun.

And the coffee,  Can’t forget the coffee!





Thoughts.I don’t normally write this kind of thing, and no one will read it anyway, but here goes. I recently spent a mo...
12/03/2026

Thoughts.

I don’t normally write this kind of thing, and no one will read it anyway, but here goes. I recently spent a month travelling in Vietnam, with two awesome traveling companions, ( ) and some local guides. (.nano_ .doug.art ) 

Before anything, I'd like to say the country is stunning, and the people are some of the  warmest and most welcoming I've ever met.

…but don’t believe the social media posts (they lie!), although, I’m about to add to that problem with my own curated and edited images.

Vietnam feels like a country in the middle of massive change. It is modernising, quickly… What stood out to me were the contrasts.  In the north, the landscape felt wild, if not quite untouched, with people still working the land by hand, farming rice fields in ways that must look much the same as they did generations ago, but an hour or two down the road are cities that feel very modern and cosmopolitan. 

And then there’s the traffic, which seems less like a system and more like a collective act of telepathic faith.  Somehow it works, though it looks like absolute madness. Riding through it at rush hour is an almost spiritual experience. (Thanks for that experience Doug!)

Not forgetting Hanoi’s air pollution that almost feels like it has a personality of its own.

What also struck me though, were some of the environmental contradictions. In the north we saw the damage to reefs that once supported vibrant marine life. On Cat Ba, and in other places, there is a lot of land reclamation and development, massive construction projects, hotels and resorts rising out of what used to be meandering coastlines.  It makes you wonder whether, in the rush to modernise and attract visitors, some of the country risks losing the very things people come to see.

Vietnam is beautiful, energetic, and like most places, complicated and changing fast. Overall, it's good fun.

And the coffee,  Can’t forget the coffee!





Does anyone I know have a sword I can borrow for a photo shoot?
26/09/2025

Does anyone I know have a sword I can borrow for a photo shoot?

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