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Tag Archives: magazine
Montage Portraits featured in Hungry Eye
My montage portraits are currently featured in the new issue of Hungry Eye. Last year Anton interviewed me and filmed me shooting some of my montage portraits for his new documentary film series Analogue Tribes (which you can see here). He has now turned our discussion into an article. Hungry Eye is a quarterly so it will be available until September 2014, look out for it in all good news agents.
Posted in Magazines, Press, Published
Tagged Hungry Eye, magazine, montage portrait, montage portraits
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Featured “Analogue Tribes” Article in the The Quarterly Magazine
Quarterly Magazine is an Ethical publication in that once it has covered its costs the profit from selling the issues is divide between everyone involved in the issue. The second issue’s printing was covered by a Kickstarter campaign and they don’t carry any advertising, it’s just pure wall to wall content.
Three recently acquired photographic publications by Jim Mortram, MiniClick and Tom Groves
Below are the three Photographic publications I have purchased. I should buy more photographic books but rest assured when I do purchase a photo book / zine it’s always of the highest quality.
Posted in Books, News, Photo Books, Recent Photo Books
Tagged book, books, magazine, MiniClick, Photo Books, zine
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Street Style montage portraits hit the streets again
Been super busy lately and have not posted here for a month. Lots to write about and not much time to write about it. Since last posting here I went to Phoot camp 2010, gave a talk at Google, visited … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Published
Tagged 52 photographic projects, Brighton, brighton source, magazine, photo op, photography
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June Source trend spotting and a little extra
This months Brighton Source magazine is a bit of a lomokev take over issue! Not only do I have my regular trend spotting section but I also have a shot of the 2008 Beachdown festival, along with a montage portrait … Continue reading
Duble publication whammy for montage portraits
This month it’s a been a double whammy for my montage portraits. They have been published in their regular spot in The Brighton Source magazine. But this month Photo Pro Magazine’s Charlotte Griffths wrote a piece about them in there … Continue reading
Brighton street style in March’s Brighton Source
My trend spotting for Brighton Source magazine continues, the March edition is out now. You can pick up The Brighton Source for free at most cafes and pubs in Brighton. This is now going to be a regular thing with … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton, Published
Tagged brighton source, kevin meredith, Lomo, magazine, photography, Press
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Help the people of Haiti by purchasing Onè Respe from Mag CloudHelp the people of Haiti by purchasing Onè Respe from Mag Cloud
Do you want to help the people of Haiti without inflating Simon Cowell’s ego even bigger than it already is? Then you could purchase Onè Respe. It’s a photography magazine curated by photographer Lane Hartwell.