A talk about my work "Hiding the Wound: Homage to Mr. Freud" was held recently as part of the Coming Out exhibition at Birmingham Museums & Art … [Read more...]
Coming Out Goes to Birmingham
Originally shown at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool, the landmark exhibition Coming Out, Sexuality, Gender & Identity has now travelled … [Read more...]
Cloud Appreciation Society
Last summer, the Cloud Appreciation Society jointly launched a competition with Stromness Museum for the best cloud photos taken on any of the 72 … [Read more...]
Picture Perfect?
Picture perfect? The early morning light, the ships and cloud reflections are all there, but so too is Orkney County Council … [Read more...]
Inside the Broch of Gurness
Inside the Broch of Gurness is an elegantly curved staircase dating from somewhere between 500 BC and 100 AD. People lived here and fought off attacks … [Read more...]
The Birsay Whalebone
The Birsay Whalebone is a vertebra of a vast and long dead mammal from the front. From the back it's a bird of prey zoning in on its next … [Read more...]
Tomb of the Eagles Shelter
Tomb of the Eagles shelter that was once a German WWII ambulance before being used as a mobile home for crossing the Sahara. But for me, this photo is … [Read more...]
Scapa Flow Shipwreak
Scapa Flow shipwreck. Part of the German fleet that was scuttled during WWI and used as a blocking ship in WWII to prevent the entry of Nazi U-boats. … [Read more...]
Stromness Harbour
Stromness Harbour during a sudden storm. Fortunately I was sheltering indoors when I took this photo! Location: Stromness, Mainland, Orkney, … [Read more...]
Stromness
Stromness, Orkney. The author and poet George Mackay Brown once wrote that the town’s ‘streets uncoiled like a sailor’s rope’, and it is to these … [Read more...]
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