This machine see’s dawn and dusk through its hard working day and I wanted to capture it in a location where it’s at home, where the work is as tough as the vehicle. This face […]
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Featured – Bleached Film
After the release of ‘Form’, the film got some recognition from an independent art magazine based in California. In their second issue the images that Skinny Sam’s Photography provided of both the Behind the Scenes […]
The North
An adventure through Northumberland cemented the fact that the North of England still has some of the best scenery that I have laid my eyes upon to date. Tall trees and vast spanning lakes drew me […]
Yorkshire Air Museum
At my heart there is a massive nerd, although I believe this is a phenomena within everyone. Surely every person must get uncontrollably excitable over the smallest and nerdiest of things? For me it has […]
‘Form’ – Behind the Scenes
‘Form’ is a short narrative piece created, written and directed by Dan Maule of n/a. pictures. Form, is the character study of John, played by Jacob Ward. John is a young actor struggling to cope […]
P&L Taylor
Walking into P&L Taylor is entering into an establishment that can be surely assumed to not have changed since opening in 1980. The proprietor, Paul, has forgone the modernization that we see in chain garages. […]
Amsterdam – The Night
When the last of the light finally diminishes the city comes to life. There’s noise, action and the fast pace seen earlier in the day returns. Except In a more intense manner as tourist spots […]
Amsterdam – The Evening
In the second instalment of my three part series focussing on the City of Amsterdam the evening is being documented via my lens. When the day dies and the evening rolls in, traffic lulls and […]
Amsterdam – The Day
After my recent travels to Amsterdam one thing became particularly obvious was the way the city transformed depending on the time of day. In this three part series my images will correlate with this idea […]
WAR! What is it good for?
Absolutely nothing is the obvious answer to that question. However, here is a series of images documenting a recent protest against the governments decision to join the coalition bombing strikes in Syria.
