Thank you for reading my 7 steps towards improving street photography. I hope that they provide some useful guidance, without making you feel pressured. Ulti...

Almost at the end of my series of 7 steps to improve street photography. And it’s time to talk about the L word. Step 6: Push Your Luck. There’s no getting aw...

Welcome to step 5 of my 7 steps towards improving street photography. And here’s an area I feel I can write about from personal experience. Step 5: Follow Yo...

Welcome back to my series of steps on how to improve street photography. And it’s time to consult the crystal ball of your imagination. Step 4: Predict Shots...

Welcome to step 3 of my 7 steps towards improving street photography. Step 3: The Magic Three There are three magic ingredients we’re looking for take a grea...

Welcome to the second in my series of steps anyone (including myself) can take to achieve better results in street photography. And it’s a big ‘un! Step 2: P...

Hello. It’s been a while, but the blog is back. And to mark the occasion, I thought I’d start with a little series – how to improve your street photography. ...

The Rosetta Stone. A fascinating portal to the past. A shard of stone, painstakingly chiselled with a now ancient Egyptian system of hieroglyphics – at a tim...

It was one of my favourite photographs I’d taken recently. The lady in the market stall was busy selling beautiful, coloured cloths and I’d focussed on her h...

There’s the famous saying that you’re either a “left-brained” or “right-brained” kind of person. Left-brained people thrive on the logical connection of fram...

London, Brighton, Oxford, Bath… all places used to being behind the lens. Places where the tourists, the hustle and the bustle all outweigh the suspicion tow...

We live in an age where information is in abundance – and that includes photography. But the more information flying around your head, the more you can find ...