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 photography too. These...

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 sell 50 of...

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 Blog post titled...