Red Beach 14
I'm back in Australia, and it's been a welcome return to my natural environment roots. Despite the political machinations afoot in this country to put an end to it, Australia still assaults you with natural beauty at almost every
Great Wall
I return many times each year to the Great Wall to photograph. Although it took hundreds of years to build and stretches over some 5000 kilometres of mountain and desert, it never actually succeeded in preventing any of the invasions
Children
A comment from panda expert Sara Bexell recently prompted me to wonder whether the current generation of adults is a lost cause, and if our only hope of preserving the planet lies with instilling in children a sense of the
Lightning
Beijing is not always grey/copper polluted skies. Here's the sky as seen during a late summer thunderstorm.
Portraits
Shooting executive portraits for French company Thales earlier this year.
Carter
As the winter gets colder and more snow falls, I'm still covering the migrant worker area in Sihui. These folk not only don't have the benefit of central heating, but they also have to use communal toilets.
Blue Oceans Film Festival
The Blue Oceans Film Festival was recently on in the 'States, which is a great thing. But I have to say that I object (slightly) to the name “Blue Oceans”. Because it suggests that oceans only come in one colour.