Lynne Denton Rosebowl

20th February saw the annual Lynne Denton Rosebowl competition at Pudsey Camera Club. The Lynne Denton Rosebowl is an annual Portrait competition, where the entries are to entered as print with a maximum size of A4. Member are allowed to enter upto 3 images to the competition and they are judged on the evening with […]

Pudsey Camera Club

In October 2019, I moved back to Leeds, England from Pattaya, Thailand for a period of 6 months, mainly to prepare for my wedding and visit Dad. After I was here for a few weeks I started feeling a little restless and decided to start joining my Dad on his regular Thursday evening visit to Pudsey […]

The Way of Seeing Fireworks, Thanks to John Berger

The Way of Seeing is a seminal book and TV Series by John Berger from the early 1970’s in which renowned art academic discusses how we view art and how different forces change our perception of art. One of these forces, that influenced the way of seeing, was the invention of the camera, not only […]

Ghosts in Hong Kong

These Ghosts in Hong Kong are in Kwun Tong. Hong Kong is a a city of constant movement and these shots are to represent how people and cars can easily become ghosts and blend into the background. Many days I have walked the streets of Hong Kong collecting images often just randomly seeing what i […]

Kwun Tong

Kwun Tong is an older area of Hong Kong, known I guess primarily for its industrial building, however, it does have large residential community and the street around Kwun Tong Market are always bustling with activity. Last Friday after doing to the unofficial Instagram Capital of Hong Kong, my mate Dan and I hope on the […]

Instagramer’s Paradise

I wonder, did the architect of Choi Hung Estate think way back in 1977, think to himself “so… if I paint the tower blocks bright colours and add a multicoloured basketball court to the top of the car park, in 40 years this will be a hipster instagramer’s paradise!” If you own a camera or […]