Featured! Shutter Hub Close Up: Not a ‘girly girl’
Shutter Hub has published a Close Up feature on my ongoing project ‘Not a girly girl’, documenting Bea’s life since she became Miss Transgender UK, down in Brighton in November 2017. …
Exhibition: Everything I Ever Learnt
Everything I Ever Learnt opens TODAY at ART at the ARB at the University of Cambridge. This latest Shutter Hub curation “promises to be both aesthetic and arresting,” as described by Velvet Magazine. I’m exhibiting…
The systematic abuse of India’s female opiate users
Women who use drugs are at increased risk from HIV and violence, but as they don’t explicitly feature in India’s official national data, their needs largely go unmet. First published by Frontline…
Daphine’s story: Goodbye stigma
First published by Frontline AIDS. It’s nearly three years since Daphine from Kampala, Uganda shared her story in the film, Love a Positive Life, and she continues to go from strength to strength…
Fearless Females! ShutterHub at Festival Pil’ours, France
Jaimie, Rachel and Agnes are the three fearless women in my photographs showing at Festival Pil’ours this summer (8 Jul- 31 August 2018) , as part of the ShutterHub ‘Because We Can!’ exhibition.…
Beyond the storyboard: why authenticity is key to bringing your film to life
First published by CharityComms. “I want to be a role model,” Daphine tells me when I ask her why she wanted to share her story. “It gives the community another picture about…
Into the Lion’s Den
First featured in Msafiri magazine. Walking in the footsteps of the big five in the Mara Naboisho. My small plane descends towards the airstrip, to delighted, overlapping exclamations, all starting with “I…
Gay refugees in Malawi face violence and hunger
First published by Frontline AIDS. One evening Didier closed up his shop for the day and went to meet friends for a party, but he had no idea his life was about…
Visit the seaside – in the Derbyshire Dales
First published in the Independent’s Travel section. It may be nearly 100 feet above sea level, but with roughly one fish and chip shop per 100 residents, there’s something distinctively seasidey about…
Inside the Taung Pyone Spirit Festival: Myanmar’s unofficial gay Pride
First published in the Independent’s Travel section. Every year in August, a small rural village outside of Mandalay transforms into Myanmar’s unofficial gay Pride. “It’s a chance to meet guys from all across the…