So I have a new website in the pipeline which will supersede this blog and will be more of a portfolio. Exciting stuff!

Here’s something that I revisited and I think made better:

As promised, I have proper photos. I took these a couple of weeks ago as promo shots for the band Towns and Houses. They’re awfully nice chaps who actually knew what they wanted, which makes a nice change!

More on my Flickr

I had to share this:

Birds on the Wires from Jarbas Agnelli on Vimeo.

Photos of my own taking coming up in the next few days.

Hello, I have had a couple of months off after getting a bit stuck for ideas and being rather busy doing other things. I’m now back on it though and have been using my full arsenal of cameras for splendiferous image capturing. Hopefully I’ll have something to show for it soon

Wow, I haven’t blogged in a while! I have been super busy with going on holiday and also the day job (unfortunately). Anyway, I went to the Lake District for a few days when I was on holiday. I didn’t take many shots but on a particularly beautiful evening on the shore of Lake Windermere I took these.

I got severely munched by the local midge population, my girlfriend found this hilarious since she survived without one bite!

There are some great photo essays here. I like this one a lot though. I like stories about people turning their lives around.

Steve Marmo

So the first few shots from my shoot with Alex Hel (check his tunes out here) have been made public so I thought I’d share a couple with you:

So I have FINALLY decided what I’m going to be doing for my Solo Photo Book Month. The working title is “Friends in Music”, here’s a note I posted to Facebook earlier to explain it:

“Starting from the 23rd of May I’m taking part in the Solo Photo Book Month. I am going to attempt to create a photo book containing at least 35 images in 31 days. My chosen subject is ‘Musical Friends’ so I’m looking for people who play instruments or sing, or both and I’d like to take their photo.

I know some of you quite well and I don’t know some of you well enough but if you’re a musician of any kind then I’d love to include a photo of you in my book. I don’t care if you’re a brilliant musician or not (I know some of you are though). Whatever you think your skill level is then I would like a photo. No buying a ukulele from Bulmers for the purpose of a free portrait though! ;-P

If you send me a message or reply to this note to let me know you’d be willing to do it I would be eternally grateful. I’ll come to you for the photos so there’s very little effort required on your part, unless you want to do something different or don’t mind me whisking you away to an alternative location for something crazy creative. Whatever, I’ll just be happy to get a nice photo. You can of course have a copy of the book when it’s done (the book will probably be in electronic format though due to the costs of printing).

It’ll be a challenge getting all of the shots but I’m hoping you guys will pull through and help me out!

Thanks,

Charlie”

So this means I’m actually going to have to do it, or face the derision of all my friends!

I was blown away by the images taken by Camille Seaman when storm chasing in the US, check out the story in Photo District News

I haven’t posted for a while so I’ll stick this in your eye holes:

I really like Ilford HP5.