Very happy that New World (USA project made with Duncan Roberston) has been selected by Monica Allende to be shown at Format Festival’s closing night event - Slideluck Potshow.

Helena and Clover on Haggerston Estate yesterday.

I was shooting stills for the final scene of ‘Estate’; a wonderful and unique documentary film that has been recording and recreating the story of this East London Estate as it undergoes demolition and reconstruction.

I’ve been looking at my photos so long I can barley see them anymore. But I do love putting photos together.

Making FINAL tweeks to new site…

Has anyone ever in the history of the internet, completed a website in the time the expected to? Starting to wonder if a redesign it really worth it!

On the flip side I’m pulling out some old gems. I love this picture.

Palm at dusk, Haggerston Park, London. January 2012

A couple years ago I started photographing my neighborhood. Then stopped. Why did I stop? The development certainly hasn’t. But I’m about to get back to it by contributing to a local project called My Haggerston, organised by the Geffrye Museum. More on that soon.

Can’t get tired of at palms at night. Nairobi, January 2010.

The Dad Project is featured in 7.7 Magazine’s current issue. If you don’t know 7.7 check them out - a Spanish documentary photography org publishing really nice work.

I’m pleased to be getting onto the video element of Britain Loves Africa now. Starting with the footage from little Ora’s big house in Arusha, Tanzania.

New World, a photo film I made recently in collaboration with Duncan Robertson is ‘Story of the week’ on Foto8 this week.

Very excited that I got my hands on a copy of Christina De Middel’s book ‘Afronauts’ last night. It’s officially sold out - and rightly so. But I went to Stephen Gill’s new book night at Dolon bookshop and the very nice Dolon man revealed that he had a few copies left. Not cheap, but worth it. Lucky me!

If you haven’t seen this project, you’re in for a treat. I LOVE it. And I just discovered she has a little Afronauts film vimeo too.

The British Journal of Photography (October issue) wrote a nice article on Firecracker, and featured The Dad Project. Poppa Campbell live on n on n on…

I’m feeling really excited about the future of my ‘Britain Loves Africa’ project now. I’ve had quite a few meetings to show it to wise photo-peeps and they’ve all been very encouraging. Also had great responses from people at the Photomonth reviews this weekend (I highly recommend doing those reviews - reasonably priced and always a nice atmosphere).

Progress is picking up with the the editing now. Abstract detail images have found their way back in - pheweee! I’ve updated the selection on my site if you fancy a look, though it’s still a bit random.

Fotosynthesis is a fantastic community photography center. Come along to join this discussion. Me and Duncan Robertson will be showing our new film ‘New World’.