Sunbather at Sheringham, Norfolk, UK This week hasn’t been too bad. It started well when the post delivered a cheque. Yes, i finally got paid for a job completed in late August. Total time from delivery to payment was seventeen weeks. With clients like that who needs enemies! The sad things is, there is nothing [...]
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Seventeen Weeks
Posted in 6x6, black and white, business, coast, facebook, film, norfolk on January 16, 2010 | 1 Comment »
21st Century Choice
Posted in ISP, Yorkshire, business, colour, digital, internet, landscape, talktalk, winter on January 8, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Field boundary in winter – North Yorkshire, UK For the first time in years, i’m having to look at my broadband provider. After years of great service by my old ISP Tiscali, i’ve been forced into the hands of the UK’s second biggest internet service provider TalkTalk due to a takeover. So far it looks [...]
Last Post
Posted in 35mm, architecture, blogs, business, film, newcastle, north east england, urban on December 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Going across the Tyne Bridge in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northern England I’m about to start writing my own personal ‘end of year review’, something that i always do for the last post of the year on my main photoblog. It’s a post where i reflect on how i’ve done creatively regarding work and photographic ouput [...]
The Few
Posted in 35mm, architecture, business, film, landscape, monochrome, norfolk, photography, urban on December 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The bus station in Norwich, Norfolk, UK The month of November has been a month of waiting. Waiting for payments and waiting for refunds. As if making a living from photography isn’t hard enough, clients can have the tendency to forgot all about paying you. They scream for the photographs to be delivered, but when it comes [...]
Living the Dream
Posted in business, education, opinion, photography, realism on August 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The car pulled up to the traffic lights. I could see the art building that for two years had been my place of learning. That was all history now. I was heading back to Yorkshire and an uncertain future. Suddenly, out of the corner of my eye i spotted something. A car had pulled up [...]


