I didn’t think much of this photo when I took it. A scene I see and experience every day. A place I was in all the time. But looking back at it a few years later (I took this back in 2018), it brings back […]
Missing this
Weaving around plastic baskets, tables piled with kids clothes, and other seemingly random odds and ends. I don’t buy anything. Or very rarely. There’s something about walking around a souk. Even the incredibly quiet Muharraq souq, in Bahrain, on a Sunday afternoon. There isn’t anything […]
Happy accidents
I wish I was standing a little bit more to the left. I wish there wasn’t such a breeze flapping the balloons around. I wish I’d realised the potential comedy I was capturing rather than the happy accident I came out with. But sometimes happy […]
When the light hits just right
There’s a very specific time of day when the light turns my home into something… magical. The time doesn’t last long. It happens every day. And every day, it always feels just as amazing. What I love most about these scene is how it’s more […]
Autumn (or fall) in the desert
What does autumn look like in the desert? A lot what you’d think autumn to look like. It just arrives a little later. Doesn’t last as long. And usually has some rain. Except last year. Autumn weather gets me nostalgic for autumn weather in England. […]
I don’t really know what I’m doing here
Storytelling. I think I suck at it. When it comes to storytelling and the photos and images I create. I struggle with how to tell a story with a series of images beyond the photos capturing something… something remarkable to me. The ability to be […]
Bahrain in a nutshell
This image is Bahrain, for me. It’s constantly under construction. There’s something new coming soon. And what was once new not so long ago, is left in the wake of what’s to come. And that was true for so many things. Looking back, I guess […]
Beirut, some of my favourite facades
Hands down, Beirut has the most beautiful building facades I’ve seen. They’re a mishmash of old, new, high-rise, offices, apartments. Balconies overflowing with all sorts. Not to mention actual palm trees growing off of balconies and rooftops many, many floors above the ground floor. And […]
Remember to look where you’re going when in New Orleans
Walking around New Orleans as a photographer is dangerous. There’s so much around you that your eyes can’t help but be drawn to. But there are also other people and charmingly wonky sidewalks that need your attention. Take for example this shopfront. On the beautiful […]