Category: Community
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The evolution of an image
It is a Sunday morning, actually I lie, it is Sunday afternoon and I am still in pj’s in bed reviewing some of my beginners photography teaching stuff, drinking tea and dunking ginger biscuits. Honesty is best I find… Looking for a simple image that encompassed the rule of thirds and threes (I like learning…
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Happy Vaisakhi
I went for a walk with my friends little boy who we commonly know as Pobbins yesterday. We weren’t expecting to be enveloped in the crowds of Southampton’s Sikh community who were celebrating Vaisakhi. An ancient northern Indian harvest festival that also celebrates the ‘oneness of all’ within the Sikh tradition; drummers, dancers, singers and…
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International Day for Street Children
Street children in Cambodia are some of the most vulnerable young people alive. Today, April 12th, is a day when the organisation International Day for Street Children give children like this a voice. They deserve more attention, more food, more comfort and more love. Give them a hand.
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The Outsider
‘Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can’t see from the center.’ Kurt Vonnegut
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Phnom Kulen
Green Tours Cambodia, apart from loosing her phone in the great Tonle Sap lake, had a great time running a private tour at Phnom Kulen.
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Exhibition :: The Soul of the Ebony Rockers
To celebrate black history month, organised in Southampton in part by my good friend Don Jon manager of reggae band Ebony Rockers and race relations consultant, an exhibition of photographs (including some of mine) will be featured until end November at The Soul Cellar Southampton. Go see it or if you can’t? All of the…
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Green School ~ Bali
I have been collecting ‘green‘ links a plenty from interesting people on my travels to blog about so I shall catch up a little whilst I grab some down time and nurse a hacking cough. Fresh ginger, lime and Cambodian honey tea is helping. On my journey here I got chatting to a lovely woman,…
