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Milan


Earlier in the week I had the opportunity to spend a day wondering around Milan after attending the ‘Small Garden’ exhibition at Galleria D’arte Moderna di Milano. Left: Hotel Brasil    Right: Parco Sempione   Milan, Creperia Vecchiabrera   Left: Bed, Parco Sempione      Right: Louis Vuitton shop, Montenapoleone   Fuel station, Via Marina   Left: Montenapoleone, Milan    Right: Disused restaurant   Hotel Brasil   Traffic lights, Via Bellotti

Polymer Gravure printing


I can’t exactly remember when I first came across polymer gravure printing. It is a modern variant of the copperplate gravure process that the photographers  Alvin Langdon Coburn and Edward Steichen used to great effect in the early 20th century. Maybe it was the book of Mr Coburn’s work I was given whilst at college.  All I know is that it has been driving me nuts for at least two years, as several attempts haven’t got me very far. Two weeks ago I attended a three day course at Rabley Drawing Gallery in Marlborough, run by printer Martyn Grimmer with […]

Portrait of Cuba 2


Left: Bay of Pigs. Right: Bay of Pigs Museum   Left: Bay of Pigs. Right: Bay of Pigs   Bay of Pigs   Left: Organic smallholding, Viñales. Right: Lagoon, Trinidad   Left: Che Guevara memorial, Santa Clara. Right: Mural, Havana     Left: Havana. Right: Viñales   Hotel chalet, Soroa   Left: Havana. Right: Havana    

Portrait of Cuba


Left: Apartment Havana. Right: Room, Viñales   Havana   Room, Viñales   Apartment, Havana   Left: Balcony, Trindad. Right: Flag, Trinidad   Apartment, Havana   Left: Baseball stadium, Viñales. Right: Che Guevara Memorial   Viñales   Left: Trinidad. Right: Havana   Bedroom, Viñales   Left: Pet, Viñales. Right: Botanical garden, Cienfuegos   Garden Shrine for San Lazoro, Viñales.   Left: Bay of Pigs museum. Right: Museum, Trinidad   Bay of Pigs   Bay of Pigs  

Gardeners’ Hands


In December 2008 I started a project which evolved into set of images called 43 Gardeners’ Hands. This was exhibited at Kew through the summer of 2009. Four more photographs were taken just after the exhibition deadline, and as a result were never exhibited. So, clockwise from top left: Dan Hinckley, Tim Richardson, Rosemary Alexander and Will Giles.