Photographing the Duxford Air Show, particularly this year’s D-Day 80 commemoration, was a thrilling experience that brought history to life through the lens. This iconic event featured remarkable aircraft such as the B-17 Memphis Belle and the Dakota, both legendary for their roles in World War II.The B-17 Memphis Belle, renowned for completing 25 missions,… Continue reading Duxford Air Show Photography: Breathtaking images of B-17 Memphis Belle and Dakota’s D-Day legacy
In mid-May, as central heating may be considered, this month’s curated creative gems are highlighted. Raw Street Wall, a street-art graffiti-style typeface by Volcano Type, is perfect for headlines. The Gingerline offers an exclusive edible journey, while Visualsk2 captures beautiful motion blur. Gracey’s Pizza in St Albans is praised, and Mark Fearnley’s fine art street photography is noted for its unique style.
Well, would you look at that? Easter came and went quicker than I could even swipe a chocolate egg off the kitchen counter for a nibble of that overpriced milk chocolate! Nevertheless, I've rounded up five delightfully creative Easter treats below for you to enjoy. No.1 | GranteSuper cool interlocking font Check out this funky,… Continue reading Five things that got me gingered up this April ’24
Since 2012, Blurb has been my preferred choice for printing photobooks. My most recent one documents our 2022 holiday to Malta. I typically opt for a landscape format measuring 10x8, featuring a hardcover image wrap and printed on ProLine Uncoated paper stock. The image quality, colour reproduction, and paper texture have always impressed me. I… Continue reading Photobooks
It's damp, it's raining, it hasn't stopped bloody raining, it's wet, very wet. However, don't let the weather get you down, there's plenty of creative Gingerness out there to keep the spirits uplifted. Hang on in there, Spring is just around the corner! Enjoy these five, curated, slightly damp and soggy creative endeavours! No.1 |… Continue reading Five things that got me gingered up this March ’24
A few weeks back, amidst the crisp air of early January, I found myself with a rare gift: a day off on my birthday. Embracing the solitude, I dubbed myself "Billy No Mates" for the day and ventured into the heart of London. Despite the biting cold, the sun graced the city with its radiant… Continue reading Freezing photowalk with the iPhone 15
“Don’t shoot what it looks like. Shoot what it feels like.” David Alan Harvey
Hoi An, Vietnam, is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved ancient town, rich history, and cultural diversity.
In Vietnam for three weeks, experiencing the warmth and charm of Hanoi, the lively Old French Quarter, and the fascinating Train Street. Highlights included the ubiquity of the city's iconic yellow stools, the thriving coffee culture and diverse street food, and the dizzying motorbike traffic. The trip successfully combined historical elements with modern street scenes, greeted by the friendliness of the locals and low cost of living.
Incredible everlasting Guinness can caught on camera!
The Shortbread Shed 