Postcards from Athens

A new collection on objkt featuring my best photographs from the ancient city of Athens in Greece. Now available on objkt
A new collection on objkt featuring my best photographs from the ancient city of Athens in Greece. Now available on objkt
From the Streets is a traditional black and white street photography collection now available on objkt
Random is a collection of found photography available on objkt
Dead Trade is a 1/1 photography collection on objkt exploring the power and beauty of marble workshops
The Lost Lifeguard is the first piece in my new Black and White collection on objkt. It was shot on the island of Agistri in Greece during a recent 2 day trip. I had been watching it for a while…
My Disposable collection was very well-received in terms of nice things people said about it but has yet to find many collectors. Only 2 out of 10 so far. So I decided to add another incentive to the work. I…
An ongoing collection of photography NFTs that are not part of any collection. Chosen from hundreds of hours of photowalking, I will add to this collection over time. Keep an eye out!
The city is unstable, full of rage and inspiration and on the verge of collapse. But the beauty is there if you choose to see it Cities are a necessary evil. Millions of humans crammed into small spaces and making…
Objkt Unlocked brought a lot of new features for us on the tezos blockchain. We can now do open editions. This means we can put out an NFT with a time limit to mint. I jumped on board immediately of…
I have minted this NFT to help raise funds for people affected by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria through #TezQuakeAid. Red PoppiesPoppies have represented remembrance since around 25 BCE and are associated with honouring and remembering our fellow human beings.…
I have added a new piece to my SMOKE collection. It is one of the last remaining old brick chimneys still standing in Athens. These rare buildings have been gradually destroyed and my collection is pretty much a definitive document…
I decided to have a little “conversation” with GPTChat this morning. I have been seeing the term “post photography” a lot recently and it got me worried for the future of the art that I love and devote so much…