Recent Geophotographs

A few “sea level rise” photographs along the Amalfi coast, Italy (Dec 2022) and Iceland (Aug 2022) that combine intentional camera movement with geophotography.

Three of these photos were selected for the curated group exhibition at the London Lighthouse Gallery in May 2022.

Illuminating Cambridge Libraries Exhibition

The Illuminating Cambridge Libraries exhibition at the Heong Gallery Cambridge in Feb 2019 welcomed 570 visitors to see 207 photographs of 26 libraries in just 7 days. The opening evening was attended by approximately 150 visitors – it was considered by all as a roaring success.

The lecterns and stools were on special loan thanks to Librarian Nicolas Bell at the Wren Library, Trinity College. Read more about the lecterns and their tour to this exhibition on the Wren Library blog – it was their first time leaving the Wren library since Christopher Wren built them 325 years ago!

Open Studio at the
13th century Cellarer’s Chequer

Once a great priory of medieval England, these present-day remains of the 13th century Barnwell Priory sit unused and forgotten in a little corner of my neighbourhood in Cambridge. I showcased these buildings as part of the history of the Augustinian Barnwell Priory and the origins of the 800+ yr old Cambridge’s Midsummer Fair. All photos are available as fine art prints and as a published book The Barnwell Priory.

The Open Studio exhibition was held in 2018. It was the first time that the heritage building has been open to the public for over a decade. The exhibition drew over 800 people in just 8 days, many of whom were delighted to see life breathed into the historic building.