Prints for Food
From pink balloons, to buffalos, to ballerinas, to platform boots. Photographers from around the world have donated images that respond to the theme of ‘hope’. Prints for Food will raise funds for…
“Do you know what it’s like to lose a part of yourself?” – Farah, Egypt
First published by Frontline AIDS. “I always dreamed of having a girl,” says Farah, 39 (name changed). Farah was pregnant with her third child at the age of 26. “I had two…
Shutter Hub exhibition, London: Everyday Delight
On now until the end of February 2020. Shutter Hub has curated the exhibition EVERYDAY DELIGHT, with 70 photographers, “all sharing their little snippets of joy”. My two images are both, accidentally,…
FEATURED: Fable & Folk
Not a ‘girly girl’, my long-term project with Bea, winner of Miss Transgender uk 2017/18, has been featured by Charlotte, over on Fable and Folk – an independent platform created to embrace…
Glasgow Gallery of Photography: Cruthachadh
It’s the last WEEKEND of the last EXHIBITION of the year at The Glasgow Gallery of Photography. Michael McCann, the gallery’s founder and curator opened the exhibition space in the Savoy Centre,…
FEATURED: Not a ‘girly girl’ on PHOTOMONITOR
Not a ‘girly girl’, my ongoing work with Bea Wood, is featured as an essay over on Photomonitor. Thank you to Christiane Monarchi for promoting and supporting this work. Extract: Read…
EXHIBITION: Now, for the Future
As part of LOOK Photo Biennial Shutter Hub teamed up with Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool to create a digital exhibition, which I’m proud to be part of alongside work that I…
HOME exhibition in Wales
HOME – what does it mean to you? That’s the question Shutter Hub asked of the photographers exhibiting this Autumn, to raise funds for three homeless charities, Crisis, Shelter Cymru and Toiletries Amnesty.…
VACANT
There are over 10,000 B&B, guest house and hotel rooms in Blackpool. “Imagine how many sausages are cooked every morning in Blackpool?” poses a B&B owner. But with this much competition, plus…
Featured! ‘Not a Girly Girl’ in Amber Magazine
“When I left school, I thought OK, I’ll teach myself how to be a man,” Bea tells me. “I’ve been a mechanic, a security guard, a bouncer, a private investigator, a bailiff…