I love street photography I love street photography. My focus on this the last years has been mainly Bath and Bristol and here on the streets I have met an amazing bunch of very interesting characters. For me its not just getting fleeting images of controversial or mixed messages in a shot, for me its…
Sun and shadows dance across a curved path and wooden fence on the river Avon in Bath on a bright sunny morning. #streetphotgraphy from #bath #uk #blackandwhite –
During a recent street photography day I made this image of an artist hard at work on a painting at the Bristol harbour. He was so in the zone I dont even think he noticed me.
I met this majestic looking dog on the streets of Bristol, looking like he owned the place, and of course he probably did.
“There are no prison bars except the ones WE create for ourselves.” Graffiti found on a wall in Bristol Nr Temple Meads.
Belmond British Pullman A spectacular shot of Tornado hauling us last week to Bath and Bristol. We were completely in awe of this shot and are so grateful to Daz for sharing it with us. The steam lingered perfectly that day in the damp air, making for a perfect photo. Our steam dreams coming true.…
A woman walks past a graffiti mural in #stokescroft #Bristol. #streetphotgraphy from #bath #uk #blackandwhite.
This street photography photo captures two people pass under the Bear Pit underpass in #Bristol, graffiti walls and dark shadows.#streetphotography.
I recently licensed three photographs to Incognito Social a Bath based social media marketing company for use within its stunning new web design. It’s always great to work hand-in-hand with local companies. See the stunning new website here: The images used were: Bath Abbey traffic trails, Royal Crescent, View over Bath.
Hi, and welcome to another great week of Street photography from the streets of Bath in the UK. This week the local paper Bath Chronicle showcased a selection of some of my street photography (see here for gallery). I also me some great people on the streets of Bath this week. I took the portrait…