I do a LOT of photowalking with my husband Vishy. We go out most weekends with very little plan apart from where to start. We don’t use maps or set a destination. We just walk with cameras in our bags and see where the day takes us. It could be a couple of hours or …
Some weeks, I feel energised by doing a full-time job, keeping up with social media and now, building my blog.Other weeks — like this one — I feel a little overwhelmed. I want the posts to mean something.I want the writing to be thoughtful.I want the photos to feel honest. But I’m learning that growth …
When I first started photography, I was learning from my husband — who happens to be a brilliant photographer and a former lecturer in Lens Media at a university in London. And honestly? I felt excited, but completely intimidated. It wasn’t because he made me feel small — he’s always been incredibly supportive and is …
I stumbled across this abandoned nightclub and it honestly felt like stepping into a dream that had been left behind. The walls are still bold with that dusty pink, but the place is clearly long past its party days — the floor’s collapsing, rubbish everywhere and it’s dead quiet. What really caught my eye, though, …
Everyone has a camera these days. We have mighty tech in our pockets at all times. And pretty much anyone can take a picture without much effort. So what is a photographer? What sets them apart from the selfie bunch or someone who takes a lovely iphone picture of a sunset? I suggest it’s intent. …