Image of the Month – July
This portrait was taken during a commission by a group of lawyers representing 40,000 Kenyans in a case at the High Court in London. They were seeking compensation for torture, rap
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Documenting FoodCycle’s activities across the UK
For the past few months I've been carrying out a commission for FoodCycle - an organisation that "builds communities by combining volunteers, surplus food and spare kitchen spaces
Going big for the Green Party’s London Mayoral campaign
In the run-up to the UK general election in 2015, like so many others, I decided to join the green party. The surge in support was so great it made headlines, and I explored the is
The Food We Waste: Visual Storytelling as a Form of Activism
In September 2015 I was invited by Professor and photographer Alessandra Capodacqua to give a talk at NYU in Florence, Italy on my work documenting the issue of food waste.
Image of the Month – July 2015 – Saasha from OLIO
This month's image is one of the portraits I have taken of people involved in reducing the amount of edible food needlessly going to waste - a body of work I am entitling Food Wast
Image of the Month – June 2015 – National Anti-Austerity March
My Image of the Month for June is one I took during the national Anti-Austerity March, which took place on the 20th June. I placed myself behind a traffic sign on an island in the
Exhibiting food waste images at Borough Market
To celebrate 1000 years of Borough Market, photographers a photographic competition was organised called 'Hungry for Change', with photographers invited to submit images showing fo
Image of the Month – May 2015 – Portrait of a new Green Party member
My Image of the Month for May is one I took as part of my short-term project, Green Surge. It was one of the last portraits I took for the project, just days before the General
Green Surge project comes to an end
My Green Surge project was a short-term project aimed at exploring the diversity of people who made a conscious decision to join the Green Party in the past 12 months. It took me a