Photography

Looking is where the work begins.

Looking is where the work begins.

Looking is where the work begins.

Looking is where the work begins.

01

Jinn

Jinn

December 2024 · 5 photographs

A man feeding a crowd of birds at the water’s edge, black and white.

I asked him if I could take a photo.
He didn’t speak at first.
He just looked at me.

Then he said:
“I am not human. I am a Jinn.”

The man among geese and gulls in a park, black and white.
The man holding a bag of bread beside the water, black and white.
Bare trees and birds in a misty park, black and white.
Portrait of the man with a long grey beard, looking into the camera, black and white.

02

Coventry Cathedral

Coventry Cathedral

October 2024 · 5 photographs

The nave of Coventry Cathedral looking towards the great glass screen.
The Sutherland tapestry above the altar of Coventry Cathedral.
The baptistery window, coloured glass set in a stone lattice.
A single candle flame in darkness.
The ribbed timber ceiling of a side chapel.

03

After dark

After dark

November 2024 – January 2025 · 8 photographs

A floodlit church spire against a black sky.
A black cab under a street lamp at night, headlights on.
A white taxi with blue headlights on a dark street at night.
A snowy street at night with tail lights.
A lit Ferris wheel in darkness.
A snow-covered footpath at night between dark walls.
A snowy street at night, parked cars dusted with snow under street lamps.
The back of a snow-covered car on a quiet street at night.

04

Streets

Streets

2025 · 4 photographs

Two people walk past a closed shutter, black and white.
A man in a vintage police uniform at a car show, black and white.
People crossing a shopping precinct, black and white.
A skateboarder mid-trick, the board flipping beneath him.

05

Canal Basin, blue hour

Canal Basin, blue hour

December 2025 · 7 photographs

Coventry Canal Basin at blue hour, lit windows reflected in the water.
A canal-side crane beside warehouse buildings at the basin, lamps lit at dusk.
A rope tied round an iron mooring bollard at the water’s edge.
A canal fingerpost pointing to Fradley and Braunston.
The bronze statue beside the canal basin at dusk.
A wet street at blue hour with a single walker.
The side of a green narrowboat named Precious, moored in the basin.

06

Light and Structure

Light and Structure

October 2024 – January 2026 · 8 photographs

A curved brick facade with deep vertical fins, seen from below.
Light through a window grid falling across a wooden floor, black and white.
Angular glass and white panelled buildings under a dark blue sky.
A single lamp glowing in darkness above a soft pool of light, black and white.
A curved orange building on a street corner under a cloudy sky.
A moped passing outside a window, light and shadow on the floor, black and white.
A long row of booths lit by warm lamps in a dark interior.
A stepped modern building in brown panels against a bright blue sky.

07

Motor Show

Motor Show

June 2025 · 8 photographs

Classic cars on display on a cobbled square in front of a ruined Gothic church, with visitors among them.
A dark classic sports car photographed low against a blue sky and white clouds.
The chrome grille and bonnet emblem of a Plymouth.
A yellow New York-style taxi parked in front of a transport museum.
The interior of a classic car: a white steering wheel and red seats.
Badges in an orange engine bay: Edelbrock, a running-horse emblem and Holley.
Dashboard gauges seen through a car window.
Instruments and a bonnet mascot on a red vintage racing car.

08

Small Worlds

Small Worlds

September 2024 – March 2026 · 8 photographs

A green bush cricket on a pale surface against black.
A black-and-white patterned moth on a flowering branch.
A black moth with red markings among small white flowers.
A single daisy in dark grass.
Yellow daffodils in soft focus.
A close view of purple crocuses.
A white feather held between fingers against a dark background.
A dandelion seed head in tall dark grass.

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