Category Archives: Portraits

Cannelle Bulard, or, ‘A Portrait of a Surfer’

I met Cannelle Bulard in the French town of Anglet at a restaurant on the beach, eating moules-frites and drinking ice-cold Coca Cola. She approached the table with her board before introducing herself. I then asked her a few questions and teased her about whether she was any good. She shyly informed her audience that she had travelledContinue reading “Cannelle Bulard, or, ‘A Portrait of a Surfer’”

Street Photography I, or, ‘The Two Saints’

The next few posts in this gallery will include some of my street photography from 2011. These shots have been posted elsewhere, but not yet to this gallery. I consider these images, and this period, extremely important in shaping me as a photographer. Please note that whenever possible, I obtain permission from the subjects ofContinue reading “Street Photography I, or, ‘The Two Saints’”

America III, or, ‘The Wynn, The Cosmopolitan, and the Desert’

This will be the last post in my America series. Of the 1,000 photographs I took in Las Vegas, I feel those I have included in these three articles best communicate my experience of the city. I stayed in the Wynn hotel for a few days. It might be regarded as the epitome of opulence. I certainlyContinue reading “America III, or, ‘The Wynn, The Cosmopolitan, and the Desert’”

America II, or, ‘The People of Las Vegas’

I was in Las Vegas on business, but I spent some time walking the strip during the evenings. I asked a number of locals if I could take their portraits, and almost all obliged. Below is a selection of my favourites. Included is what I consider the best shot from the trip. Sometimes, what is missingContinue reading “America II, or, ‘The People of Las Vegas’”