Salsa & Bachata: From Zero to Hero in the Canary Islands
This is how I learned to dance Salsa and Bachata in the Canary Islands. It was a 4-week-workshop in a stunning outdoor location by the waterfront.
This is how I learned to dance Salsa and Bachata in the Canary Islands. It was a 4-week-workshop in a stunning outdoor location by the waterfront.
The second leg of the press trip and how I broke my D700. Photos grabbed from my 2009 moblog.
The aurora borealis, my post chemo symptoms and hindsight
I might not have been supposed to leave the country for another week, but I survived, and Iceland was the first stop in my first post chemo press trip.
Better late than never? An introduction to the exhibition of my work which will start on July 3rd in a cafe in Leytonstone, London.
“The true measure of a person is not where they stand in times of comfort and convenience, but where they stand in times of challenge and controversy” is a quote from Martin Luther… Continue reading
Saturday was enormous fun, the first of two days shooting for Joanna Shaw of One Youth Dance (who I also have a commission to write about for the March issue of Dance Today).… Continue reading
Today I’ve used one of my shots of the largest Aboriginal dance festival in the world to denote the word transient, partly because I was visiting for such a short time but also… Continue reading
More from the Angels shoot with Lemington and Nejc, mainly because I’ve promised to post this image.