I’m not obsessed with money but my local supermarket seem very keen on my paying for food with it before leaving, why is it then that in the virtual world there is an expectation that I should give away my products for free? Established magazines and publishers get in touch with no mention at all [...]

This film has been posted on in-public for a couple of weeks and dates from 1981. Filmmaker Robert Gilberg followed Joel Meyerowitz and writer/curator Colin Westerbeck on the streets of Manhattan as they discussed street photography and Joel’s photographic practice. The film was never shown until now and was only rediscovered on Gilbert’s death. I’m [...]

Here is the third of my ‘Anatomy’ videos, laying out one of my street photographs on the slab for dissection. Fountain, Trafalgar Sq, London. Digg This Post

Mugger, Liverpool Street Station, London. Digg This Post

I am often curious about the reasons a picture is made, the trail of thoughts and events and influences that led to the photographer standing in that place at that time, pointing his lens at that subject. I am also interested in the way your perception of an image is changed with the benefit of [...]

New Anti Terrorist Powers came into force in the UK on the 14th February 2009 that allow the Police to stop and arrest anyone they ‘reasonably suspect’ of taking photographs as part of a hostile reconnaissance. Clearly, this puts all photographers in the UK under suspicion and gives the Police cart blanche to stop you [...]

I am mainly a Street Photographer, I love working in public places, either snooping around with a little camera or stopping strangers with a big camera, two assistants and lights! I post this video by way of an introduction. I think its always interesting to know who is behind the words when reading blog posts. [...]