I like to think of the Gothic Collection as the darker side of my photography. I feel that it’s the combination of the subject matter – forgotten corners of graveyards, lonely weathered statues in the mist and the subtle tones and colours that I use in the images – that gives them their Gothic feeling. Some people think graveyards are ‘spooky’ or ‘creepy’, but to me they are places of calm and contemplation. I think the weather is also an important part of my Gothic photog

When I am selling my work at face to face events or in my Red Brick Market unit, I explain that the prints that people are looking at are limited edition or sometimes I will say that they are a ‘limited print run’, so this blog post is to explain just what that means! When I first started selling my art photography prints (way back in 2018!), I didn’t number or sign my work. This was really a lack of confidence on my part, thinking - Will people even buy 1 print? Will I ever

If you have stopped to look at my work at an event or if you have seen me in my Red Brick Market space, I usually make a point of saying that I try and do things ‘differently’. Some people immediately ‘get’ what I am trying to do with my artwork, some need to take a little longer to look again to appreciate it, and yes, there will be some that don’t like it and that’s fine! But why did I decide to pursue and develop this type of Art Photography? If you have read an earlier

All set up at the Albert Dock Makers Market...although the display changes.. often! Yes, you can buy my work online, or visit my space at Red Brick Market in Liverpool, but I also LOVE doing face-to-face markets and events. I love being able to talk to people about what I do, explain how the photographs are created and, most importantly, see and hear people's reactions to my work. Some people may have only just discovered me that day. Others may have followed me online for a

The Graces II The Three Graces are probably among the most photographed landmarks in Liverpool. So why would I want to photograph them again? It actually started with a visitor to my retail unit at Red Brick Market asking if I had any prints of “just the Three Graces.” And that word stuck with me... Just? That isn't really me. I don't want to simply reproduce the Liverpool photographs we've all seen before. I want to find different ways of looking at familiar places - creati