As I left Tsukiji fish market at about 8am this morning, after a shoot for two clients, I saw this sign. I’ve no idea what it means, but it made me smile. There were no shady characters in berets with moustaches hanging about….
Cheers.
I’ve been going through some old Tokyo pics, pulling together a small set for something I’m working on, and I came across this one, taken on a wet Friday evening in the GoldenGai street in Kabukicho district, Shinjuku. It’s shot through a fish tank that was in the window of the bar.
There’s been a bit of talk and debate this past week or so over a multimedia presentation put together by renowned photojournalist Ed Kashi, and Mediastorm. The presentation can be viewed here on MSNBC (you have to watch a commercial first before it loads and plays).
The presentation is a collection of images taken by [...]
I was out shooting today, out in the streets of sunny Shinjuku, in downtown Tokyo, and I came across this huge present about to be cermoniously unwrapped. I thought it looked good. I was on my way to a travel agency before it closed, so I didn’t linger long, and perhaps didn’t get quite the [...]
I love maps. I could sit and look at them for hours, looking at borders, cities, where I’ve been, where I want to go. I have a big blue atlas which from time to time I place red sticky dots in. But I can only put a dot if I stayed the night in the [...]
Some fellow photographers kindly linked to my website, so here are their website’s……..
Erica McDonald Donald Weber Paul Treacy David Honl Frank Johnson Ethan Rafal Carsten Bockermann Art Rothfuss Velibor BozovicCyril Bitton Roger ArnoldJon AndersonZev Jonas Mara Catalan Tony Reddrop Ben CurtisBruce Flashnick SubhamoyTony Stringer David LucasAlex Reshuan Wayne Yang Rafal MilachMartin ShakeshaftMark ManleyAndy Levin
I had to do a quick edit of some old images today, from a Labour Party political conference in Scotland in 2003. I knew this pic was in the set, I’ve always liked it. I was crouched on the ground, shooting away as Gordon Brown, Chancellor of the Exchequer, spoke, and every few moments he’d [...]
