WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY: the magical quality of a sepia print that’s timeless and effortlessly romantic
There is something magical about sepia tinted photographs that’s both romantic and timeless. No longer confined to an age before…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE – FEATURE: World War III set to start in 2017
It’s day 100 and already Donald Trump has achieved more in that time than any president before him in the…
PHOTOGRAPHY: dawn and dusk at Cheddar Reservoir during August 2016
The ever changing light reflected in the vast mirror-like lake that is Cheddar Reservoir continues to enhance. These photographs show…
CARTOON: latest cartoon for SignLink magazine
The magazine is published monthly and online. I produce a cartoon to go with the editorial – which this month…
FILMS: trams, boy racers, Rape Crisis Centre, IDS, an eclipse of the sun in Devon and Labour’s Ben Bradshaw MP
I’ve been busy loading up films from the last few months at my You Tube site with quite a mixture…
STRAWBERRY LINE TIMES: A short history of Axbridge Community Theatre – Part 3. Starter, Main, Sweet?
ACT gets its act together. Flushed with enthusiasm the newly formed Axbridge Community Theatre looked to staging a play about…
FEATURE for PRINT MONTHLY: the printers keeping heavy metal alive with their vintage presses
Cut a real printer in half and you get ink—or so the saying goes. Harry Mottram speaks to the print…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE – POETRY REVIEW: Strictly not for Tories: Attila the Stockbroker on life, Prince Harry, radical politics… and his mum
Attila the Stockbroker: Arguments Yard. Venue 444, Silk, Edinburgh Fringe Festival It’s back to the 1980s with a despised female…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE – POETRY REVIEW: Perth, getting stabbed, and earning 50p: a poetic take on the life of a comic with Alexis Dubus at the Edinburgh Fringe
Alexis Dubus Verses The World. Venue 68, Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh Fringe Festival With a globe, a hat and a microphone,…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE – THEATRE REVIEW: Tyke takes centre stage as the elephant in the room at the Edinburgh Fringe in a story of whips, chains and beatings
Tyke, Silk, Venue 444, Edinburgh Fringe In the darkened rooms of a nightclub within the shadow of Edinburgh Castle an…
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