RJ.

Knee News.

So i had surgery yesterday, i'm back home now with my knee all bandaged up. I'm not really sure how long it'll be before i can walk again properly. The unfortunate news is that my knee is more seriously damaged than they originally thought. I've ruptured my ACL so i will have to have more surgery to fix it.

Who knows when i'll be back out shooting photos. But i'll try post up a few bits daily until then.

Teef Test Shoot.

After a long wait i've finally got surgery on my knee later today. I might be away for a few days.

Music & Video.

I'm not Camron's biggest fan or anything, but he puts his point across well. Bill O'Reilly is possibly the most annoying man alive.

Fashion Shoot.

Breakestra, Dingwalls.

http://www.breakestra.com/


See some more photos and read about it here: Brainer Magazine

Something from Back in the day.

From an early project i did when i was first starting to take pictures. It was on football violence. Shot on film.

Real Talk.

Oxford Circus.

Yesterday.

Edward Burtynsky photographs the landscape of oil.

Teef Live at Koko.

Check out Teef's blog for daily awesomeness:


http://www.teefonline.com/

Peanut Butter Wolf at the Jazz Café.

Souls Of Mischief Live at Carhartt This Monday.

Street Corner.

NHS Photo Voice Project

A few months ago i ran several workshops for the NHS teaching photography. The final workshop I taught was in Mornington Crescent, and ran for two days. The project was designed to not only teach photography but to also engage youths with critical social issues, such as underage drinking.
The 1st days workshop covered an introduction to photography, with alcohol issues being discussed by NHS staff members, followed by a test shoot in the afternoon.
On the second day, we reviewed the images from the 1st shoot, and then went out and shot the final images for the exhibition.
Following alot of hard work from NHS staff, the exhibition of the students work was held at KoKo in Camden.

















The Students, congratulations, you smashed it!





The exhibition now goes on tour to 2 local schools, a policestation and the roundhouse in camden.


Big up Leah and Rebeka for all your hard work!