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Portrait of Daniel Skelton, Whitstable - (Over a dozen years ago...)

Whitstable's Mysterious Corkman

Layered Lion

This one is part of a series of Acrylic Smears I have produced recently. The idea is to shield the photographic image behind an acrylic curtain, a protective film that gives the printed image its strange and not altogether unattractive final characteristics.

Los trazos del pincel

Red Suite Number 77

Loneliness, Inanimated and Otherwise

A Great Cure Against Morning Television

Portrait of Olivier Jean Robert, Photographer, San Francisco, California

I seem to remember and it must have been 1990 when Olivier and Lee lived just around the corner from the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco, on MacAllister Street. Black cloth and a window was all that was needed. As times passes even faster than previously experienced I remain for ever grateful to the images that I shot in those days when my life was in a constant flow as I searched for images to be recorded for posterity.

Dark Moonlight

Madrid, the Equestrian Past

In the Garden at Rodin's House, Paris

Some photographs take me back to a time in which I wanted more than anything to become a photographer. Life has taken me there and, nowadays, far from such long gone longings I still take refuge on the images of my past.
Taking a retrospective gaze to much of what I endow relevance, in my work, has the look of those movies seen and dreamt about during my years of secondary school.