While music is my main passion and lifeblood, photography has been a fascination for me since receiving my first camera as a boy, a Kodak Brownie Starmite. I took up photography  seriously in the 1970s using a Pentax SP-1000 SLR  and carried it everywhere, on the ready for any opportunity. It was a time when cameras were a rarity and something special. I bounced between black and white and colour but favoured the versatility and creative flexibility of monochrome images, following in the footsteps of my heroes of the time Henri Cartier-Bresson and Tony Ray Jones. In the early 2000s I embraced digital photography and have carried on in a more photography saturated world. 

The images below between 2006 and 2014 are from trips connected with music and performance. Since 2016 they are purely travel related.