New Roots, Old Soil - Fenland Lives In Transition

Navenby, a village of around 2300 people. Despite its size, it boasts, at the time of writing, a butcher, a baker, two supermarkets, a chemist, a florist, an an… more

New Roots, Old Soil - Fenland Lives In Transition

Zydrunas & Vilma, butchers from Lithuania receive their first consignment of slaughtered pigs at their newly opened shop in King's Lynn, Norfolk. Butchery in Li… more

New Roots, Old Soil - Fenland Lives In Transition

Honesty boxes are common in the countryside and in particular in the Fens. Indicative of a cohesive community they facilitate small-scale, trust based transacti… more

My Favourites - A Slideshow or click to view

Transport Cafes

A series of images of diners and transport cafes which I shot some years ago on a Noblex camera, which has a swing lens. Many of the cafes are closed now having been demolished for housing.

The Big Society

Reflections on austerity and David Cameron's concept of Britain. Published in 2011. Review by Vice Magazine

Queens of Lesser Realms

90 English carnival queens to commemorate the 90th birthday of Her Majesty the Queen. Published as a book ISBN 9781782807377. Review by The Guardian

Permitted Activity

Between March 2020, and July 2021 normality came to a halt for most people in Norfolk and life was reduced to a small number of activities permitted by the Government, whose response to the Covid 19 pandemic was to enact the most restrictive laws on o…

USAAF Aircrew Murals

The remnants of murals left behind by USAAF aircrews in East Anglia during WW2. Review by the The Guardian

Great Yarmouth - a town of swagger & edge

One of my favourite towns is Great Yarmouth. Like all port towns it’s got a bit of an edge and swagger to it, but unlike most of its neighbours along the Norfolk coast it has managed to resist commodification by the well heeled liberals fleeing…