Ian Barnard I had a great deal of fun photographing Barney a few months ago. Please check out his audio story below.If you have not come across Barney before, he is the most amazing calligrapher go and check his You Tube Channel out and his Instagram
Today is my 5 year anniversary. I was going to simply swap my old portrait with this one, but could not quite bring myself to do that as that last portrait from back in 2012 was from a very different time and it reminds me of many different things. I also love its anonymous nature
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Sarah Risbridger This is Sarah. I really don’t know what to say.I have known Sarah for about 25 years and she has always been a joy, and a great encouragement to me, always a great help in times of need.
Keith Johns This is the next in my series of Audio Portraits. When I came up with this idea of portraits he was one of the first people that came to mind. I have always had the greatest respect for Keith and always thought of him as a very wise man. Have a listen to
Rob Dillingham This is a portrait taken of Rob in April 2017. It had it’s issues and has not quite got the outside feel I was intending. It’s definitely got a Rob feel about it and for me that’s the main thing. Rob has also added his audio recording so you can hear how God
This came about due to having an idea for my next audio portrait where I wanted to shoot with as fast a shutter speed as possible. I knew that the leaf shutter on my medium format camera should sync right up to 500th of a second, but I had never tested it so was not totally convinced
Martin Scarland This is a Pinhole photograph I took in January 2012. I was still experimenting with my home made camera and I believe this was taken with Ilford Delta 3200 to give me a reasonable shutter speed. Of course it is very soft but I like the general feel.
I asked Jon a number of weeks ago if he would mind me taking his portrait and he agreed which was very kind. When I came to the shoot earlier this week. I had a flash syncing problem which was very frustrating, meaning I had to spend two thirds of my time using digital instead
I was asked to reshoot a portrait of Steve the Vicar of my church All Saints Crowborough. I had a few Ideas I wanted to try out. I did have one or two failures due to camera focus failure and one other thing I have learned from. But all in all I am pleased with
