Kevin & Amy
Wrapping up the year with a frosty winter day for Kevin & Amy at Kin House.
Wrapping up the year with a frosty winter day for Kevin & Amy at Kin House.
Since selling my M10-D theres been a bit of a gap in my kit. I liked having a small digital camera for daily carry kinda stuff.
Shooting film is great, but sometimes I just want to not have to think about that and just shoot. I’d often have the Leica Q3 43 in my shopping cart butfelt there was no need for such an over the top camera that I was realistically going to throw around and beat up. I eventually settled on the Ricoh GRiiix after a handful of recommendations for an actual pocket cam. I’ve had it for the last week and so far it’s been a beast.
Ive been super slow on keeping this updated over the last few months but Ive been doing some cool work, I promise.
I was recently out in the states again for one of my bi-annual trips for work / life and one of the projects I had lined up was for my pals over at P&Co shooting their AW25 campaign in the streets of NYC.
It had been about 10 years or so since last being in the city so packing into the back of a defender and getting a speedrun tour of the city again through the lens of a camera really is a baptism of fire. Super stoked with this lookbook. Too many favourites so heres a few top selects.
As the next part of the Workshop Wisdom series we have been working on, I got into the workshop with some of my oldest friends in the west country, Dan and Nicole at Folkhaus. Having photographed these guys since their start, I knew that this would be an awesome one for the books. An easy day shooting in the good light with your mates. Nothing like it.
Spent the day in London with my pal Tom shooting a few collab bits for David Clulow.
Ive been dialling in my grading work recently and always found it hard with the Canon R5 sensor but Ive been cooking up a secret sauce and it seems to be working.
On Tuesday the West Country hit 30 degree heat and I refused to sit inside all day on my computer. What was supposed to be a few hours out over the bridge to Wales slowly turned into 350 miles and 8 hours locked into the saddle across the Brecon Beacons. I took a few less photos than I would have liked but sometimes thats just how it is.
Some of my oldest pals Cam & Meg got married the other day and I had the honour of photographing it all. Turns out it’s pretty stressful when it’s one of your best mates who’s also one of the best colourists in the UK.
Some images I shot for Wax London a few weeks back are starting to roll out as they are branching out more into the states with various tradeshows and fashion events. Ross the head of wholesale sent me this from their Chicago setup the other day which is always sick to see in the real world. Nicely done my dudes.
Ever since I picked up a 125cc back in 2020, the Triumph Bonneville was what I had my sights set on. This summer I finally did it and boy am I happy. Theres a handful of changes I want to make already, but it’s got good guts.
You can now catch me on the road with a big smile on my face.
The weather has been pretty crazy here in the UK this summer. Hitting record highs when we just aren’t equipped for it just isnt the one.
Fortunately we had the weekend with zero plans so booked a last minute trip down to Cornwall to spend it in the ocean.
Shot on Kodak Gold and Portra 160.