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"Britain's leading cartographer of the psychogeographic landscape"

Biography
I was born in London, grew up in Sussex, and studied biology at Nottingham University. After working in the production side of publishing in-house for several companies for many years, I now work as a freelance photographer, sub-editor and writer based in Dorset.

Solo shows
September/October 2006: "Beside the Sea" (35 prints) Gallery 435, Slough.

February/March 2007: "Beside the Sea" (35 prints) South Hill Park Arts Centre Bracknell, one of the biggest art centres in Europe.

September 2007, "Beside the Sea" (36 prints): a new selection of prints from the series, Clotworthy Arts Centre, Antrim, Northern Ireland: Clotworthy

Selected group shows
I am currently showing eight pictures as part of the great in-public show at Photofusion in Brixton, London. Photofusion

Publications, etc.
My photos have appeared in The Guardian Weekend magazine, the Independent on Sunday, bbc.co.uk, Digifoto Pro Magazine, AP magazine, and David Alan Harvey's Burn magazine.

A selection of my photographs are included in the Street Photography Now book, due to be published by Thames & Hudson in October 2010. "Street Photography Now presents 46 contemporary image makers noted for their candid descriptions of everyday life. Included are Magnum masters such as Bruce Gilden, Martin Parr and Alex Webb, along with an international cast of emerging photographers..."

More of my work can be seen on the In-Public web site. I was also interviewed on Blake Andrews' excellent blog.

This year, I am representing Dorset in Stuart Pilkington's What is England? project.

Artist's statement - mapping the psychogeographic landscape
I'm interested in depicting how human behaviour is affected by our environment, where the environment is both biotic and abiotic. I think of my photography as a study of human natural history and ecology, and my approach has been informed by my academic studies of other (non-human) animals.

We enjoy traditional nature documentaries, and birdwatchers will often spend hours waiting for a small nondescript brown bird to leave its nest, for example, but we rarely stop to examine and consider our own everyday behaviour in such detail.

Print sales and licensing of images
Many of the pictures are available as
[prints] and can be licensed for editorial use upon payment of an appropriate fee.

Contact
Email:
me
Mobile: 07528 227 941

Street photography. Britain's leading cartographer of the psychogeographic landscape.