Remembering Nagasaki
On August 9th 1945, at 11.02am, the B-29 Superfortress bomber “Bockscar” dropped a plutonium nuclear bomb nicknamed “Fat Man” over Nagasaki. The bomb exploded around …
On August 9th 1945, at 11.02am, the B-29 Superfortress bomber “Bockscar” dropped a plutonium nuclear bomb nicknamed “Fat Man” over Nagasaki. The bomb exploded around …
Lately I’ve been preoccupied with work, I’ve been shooting fashion pieces for websites and newspapers, doing some travel work for guidebooks, shooting a wedding, chasing …
Arriving in Iraq in the Spring of 2006, I found a world unlike anything I’d seen before. Roads were in ruin, electricity was available for …
The other night I went to Shibuya to photograph and video around the crossing area just out from the station. Shibuya has the image of being …
A few months ago I blogged about the Japanese traditional tattoo artist Horimyo and the other week I blogged about my love of medium format …
Up until 4 years ago I only ever used film. Once I started to use digital, film sadly started to become missing from my life. …
Spring 2006 Arriving in Iraq was bizarre. Everything seemed turned backwards and was just fucked up. I arrived at the airport after a short and extremely expensive …
In Japan, people have a very mixed idea about tattoos. The majority of people associate them with the Yakuza and criminals, a belief that lingers …
On the whole, compared to the temples in Japan, Cambodia or Thailand, Hong Kong’s temples aren’t really that special. They are quite small, you can …
“So how much money did you get paid to strip naked Ms. Sugimoto?” yelled a writer from one of the Japanese mags. “None, I did it …
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