PHOTOGRAPHY

“I hate slick and pretty things. I prefer mistakes and accidents." – David Lynch

Coronavirus shift. A shift from cities to rural areas.

Tsiknopempti (Greek: Τσικνοπέμπτη, [t͡sik.noˈpem.pti]) is part of the traditional celebrations of Apókries (Απόκριες),the Greek Carnival season.

Photography feature at an event sponsored by Corona beer

Photography feature of quirky holiday imagery – the oddness in the idyll. 

Rehearsals: The Mitos Orchestra

While radiocarbon dating has shown evidence of human activity in the Sydney area from around 30,000 years ago.

Photography feature of people being lit up by their passions.

Nikos. How we view the past?

Ross Daly, musician

Commissioned photography for Adnams Brewery advertising

Bathers at a wedding

Easter in Lasithi

Photography and video for advertising campaign 'Taste of the South West ' for Lidl:TBWA

Photography feature on Clumsy the Clown, a man with many faces and a fiercely loyal chihuahua.

Photography feature that happened when I stumbled across an apparently deserted village. The inhabitants seemed to have left only these beautifully darkly comic scarecrows, mirrors of their lives. Who were they, the people who lived here? Why and where did they go?

Photography feature on the vintage style and music festival Twinwood – all graceful giggly dancing and a tremendous sense of fun and camaraderie, fuelled with tea on tap and lashings of ginger beer.

Photography feature on the quietly ordinary yet always surprising things that define us. Photographed as part of a series of images commissioned for quirky lifestyle advertising campaigns for Nokia, U Switch (advertising agency - Adam & Eve) and Adnams.

Commissioned photography for Talk Talk via CHI, as part of the ‘A brighter home for everyone’ campaign. The images ran as poster, press, direct mail and digital.

Photography feature on the dark and ponderous underbelly of gourmet food and healthy eating. Full sugar, full fat; all colour and calories – a parallel universe to the rarefied world of food politicians like AA Gill and Anton Mosimann.

Commissioned photography for Vodafone in-store advertising campaign

This series of Janet’s photographs is focused on the fundamental reality of impermanence. The images are like visual haiku, abstracted fragments that carry traces of the infinite, the transient and the juncture between the two; the marks we make on the world and the poignancy and comedy that arise as they fall apart.