This gallery is the result of several visits to Bristol’s Climbing Wall (St. Werburghs’s Church) and the Warehouse Climbing Arena in Gloucester. Paradoxically, it all stemed from my personal interest in the outdoors, remote environments and people’s interaction with them. Indoor climbing began as an alternative activity for climber to keep fit during the winter, [...]
Every November the Spanish semi-nomadic shepherds, the 'trashumantes', set off on their 250-mile walking journey across the vast plains of the Meseta. They take 5,000 sheep from the tired summer pastures of Teruel to greener hillsides of in Andalucia.
Here you will find a collection of published and unpublished photographs from personal and editorial projects. My themes frequently straddle ethnography and documentary photography, and often have a strong humanist bias. (more…)
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