After my job today I found a nice vantage point for shooting Fuji-san and Nishi-Shinjuku skyscrapers, with the sun setting behind. I’ve seen this image from this place a million times on postcards and I’d always wondered if it was … Continue reading →

I’ve another podcast, called ‘The Tide Is High’, available for viewing on the multimedia page of WpN website. The podcast is all about the Carterets Islands in Papua New Guinea where I went on assignment in December 2006, and the … Continue reading →

So the hunting season for the whaling fleet of Japan looks to be over, depending on what you read and who you believe. After the fire over a week ago on the Nisshin Maru factory ship (pictured above, from my … Continue reading →

Back in November last year I had an assignment down in Hirakata, and today the story ran in The Times in London. I’d gone to Hirakata with journalist colleague Richard to meet, interview and photograph 84 year old Akira Makino, … Continue reading →

…as Marc Bolan (or was it Gary Glitter..) once sang. So my gypsy/roma photo show at Konica went well, a grand total of 5,990 people went though the clicker above the door during the eight days that the show was … Continue reading →