The invisible ones. Why is it that an affluent city like Bath can have so many invisible people living on its streets and yet the everyday city life just pass them by without a care or worry? Why, in a city with a growing array of miscellaneous shops and properties lying empty, do we see…
A many of you photographers know, we like to hide behind the lens and seldom take self portraits or selfies. As I’m always the one WITH the camera there are not many images of me in my collections. Here is one that I feel does show me well as an anonymous photographer on the streets.
A great opening night at the PhotoBath photography exhibition. The subject this year is Alternative Facts, with photography from a range of PhotoBath members in differing visions and styles. The exhibition is on for two weeks so if visiting Bath, then please pop-in for a look.
In issue 49 of Inspired Eye – The street photography magazine, we are pleased to be featured and interviewed as one of the photographers. Inspired Eye is an amazing magazine packed full of inspiring street photography from across the globe. I fully recommend this to any street photography enthusiasts out there. click here for the…
Once a year all things go crazy on the streets of Bath as the fringe festival puts on the Bedlam fair. A showcase of strange and interesting shows and displays across the city.
This month Cold Type magazine has a feature and cover on me and my UK street photography in and around the city of Bath and Bristol. Take a look here:
I saw this last week in Kings cross, London. A display of some of Magnums most iconic images arrange in a futuristic curved and well-lit Tube tunnel. An exhibition at London’s Kings Cross of 70 pictorial and historical photographic icons, celebrating the diversity of the Magnum Photos agency and how its photographers have born witness to…
Bristol never seems to fail with an amazing array of street photography subject matter. This last Saturday was no different. Thw winter sun shone harshly down creating very long shadows as I photographed the Templar Church ruins. Then on visiting the Bear Pit – a local haunt for counter culture in the heart of Bristol,…
The image was caught in Stokes Croft, Bristol, December 2016. f2.8, iso200, 1/160, fuji, raw. #fuji #streetphotography from #bath #uk #blackandwhite – https://www.flickr.com/photos/dazsmithpics/
I spent Saturday hunting the streets of Bristol for great photo moments this weekend. From Temple Meads Harbour Side all the way through St Nicholas Market, the town centre, then to stokes Croft, then up and down park street. One of my fav places is the St Nicholas Market and its vibrant feeling, crowds and…