Category Archives: Leica 35/2 v4
Forest #1 Silver Gelatin Hand-Print Edition of 15
On the last day of 2014 I decided to print an old favourite of mine entitled Forest #1 using my ancient Leitz Focomat 1c enlarger from the late 50’s and the Gene Nocon F-stop timer (popular in the late … Continue reading
Filed under Aboris, Gear I Use, Italy, Leica 35/2 v4, Leica M4, Photoshelter, Silver Gelatin Hand print, Trees
My Photographs Selected For Alamy’s December Featured Photographers
This month Alamy kindly selected my work to feature in their December Featured Photographers website page. Please visit the link here.
Simon Larbalestier interviewed @The Writing Disorder
A few days ago an interview about my photography and my working methods was publish online in the literary journal The Writing Disorder. A big thanks to Christian Lukather who patiently interviewed me via email over several weeks. It is … Continue reading
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