Amlaksale is a short documentary on the life of 11 year Amlaksale, in Azezo, Northern Ethiopia.
This film is produced for the Broomwood African Educational Foundation to show what life is like in rural Ethiopia for children in need of education. Schooling provides children with an opportunity to achieve their ambitions and breaks the work cycle of the destitute in the community.
To view the film, what it from here. https://vimeo.com/66434919.
Been tweaking with a few things on my new website. take a look. cheers.
Had some fun shooting on the cliffs near St Just yesterday, first warm day and ended with this incredible sunset.
Getachew is the security guard of Moplaco coffee company. Moplaco is based in the east of Addis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia. Moplaco supply ethiopian coffee globally and process the bean in their factory.
This image was taken on my recent trip to Ethiopia. I was given the opportunity to visit Moplaco on my first day in Addis, and quickly learned about Ethiopia’s biggest commodity export. There are many more pictures to come from the trip!
Habtamu’s sister sits in a classroom at Andernet school.
Start filming tomorrow, so will be exciting to see how it goes.
Habtamu (far left) and his family stand outside Andernet school, in Azezo, Gondar.
Day 2 in Ethiopia: So I got to see Habtamu today with his family and showed our film based on his way of living. It was great to do this, and hear what they thought about it. After I did some portraits to show the family 2 months on…
New look blog and redesigned website, time for some more photos…
To kick start this here are two landscapes from Cornwall, shot on a medium format film camera, cant wait to use this again, and missing this place so bad!
The website has some new looks, and a few more galleries!! Update to the blog will be coming soon!!
James Dunley, tideway sculler, rows his single on the Thames. James is currently training for the Mens Head on 23rd March. The race is seen as one of the largest globally with over 400 competitors and crews visit from around the world to participate in the event.
An image part of my new set for a 24 hour project I have put together. More to come.
John Millar stands outside his home at Tregaer Housing in Falmouth. He helps deliver the sunday lunch, put on by association for the elderly, who cannot make it.
John was one of the most fascinating people, extremely interesting with a very strong Liverpudlian accent that differs so much to the cornish.
