Black and white photo of the Brighton Palace Pier, showing a small streetcar on the wooden pier with the pier's sign in the background. There are lamps, a gazebo, and shop fronts along the pier.

A Brighton Retrospective

5 years living, shooting and experiencing Brighton led me to create this project and zine. All shot on 35mm black and white and self-developed and scanned.

A person wearing a jacket, striped socks, and boots standing outdoors against a textured stone wall with a cloudy sky in the background.

PORTRAITURE

A huge part of my photography has always been focused on people. I love connecting with people via a camera, and especially on a multitude of formats, including medium format film. Within this project, which I currently do not have a name for, are some of my favourite portraits I have taken on film.

Close-up view of barbed wire fencing with rusted metal scaffolding of an electrical tower in the background, against a cloudy sky.

Street

Street photography is something I have always done. My focus has always drifted through it as I never really considered it an art form until recently. In my book, I spent 5 years “documenting” Brighton. In reality, this was street photography but just more localised. This project is just a collection of my favourite “street” shots from my time shooting.

Bognor Regis

I spent around 3 days in Bognor Regis, shooting, speaking and learning about the town and it’s history. My plan was to determine if the stigma the town has is factual or just a load of tall tales told by outsiders who have never been.