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Mr Cliff Rowlands
Mr Cliff Rowlands. He served in Bosnia, the first Gulf war, 9 times northern island, community service in South Africa and other places. He attended Remembrance Sunday to honour his friends who died during their service. After talking with Mr Rowlands for a few minutes he told me he used to have more medals. Unfortunately his flat was broken…
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New Brighton – Remembrance Sunday
It’s been 100 years since the start of WW1. I chose to document the Remembrance Sunday service close to home in New Brighton. I’m sure more people came out this year than others. Old veterans, families with young children and babies, men and women all came out to pay their respects. Featured above is Don Roe who…
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London #25
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The Liverpool Irish Festival
This year there was a new refreshed version of the Liverpool Irish Festival with Gaelic football (mens and womens), music at St Georges Hall, music in pubs, screen printing, ghostly story telling for kids, electronic Irish music at the Palm House and whiskey tasting at the Belvedere Pub. It’s been a hugely varied festival to photograph.…
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RASG at Static Gallery
RASG played a killer drum solo set last night at Static Gallery as part of the Liverpool Irish Festival. Lots more to blog from the festival.
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Liverpool #25
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Hanging out in Venice
The first time I was in Venice I noticed how odd it was that everyone hung their washing out over the street. It was certainly pretty to look at but just odd. Here in the UK we put our washing in our back yard hidden away from everyone. Venetians often don’t have back yards so they…
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2 days at Tebay Service Station
Service stations. They’re all the same right? You leave the confines of the mundane motorway to arrive at the confines of bad brands pushing bad coffee, bad burgers and a general bad attempt at being refreshed for the continuing journey ahead. On our way up north we passed a service station with a Greggs, a Costa…
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Venice #18
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