2nd March 2015 TIP OF THE WEEK What: Bristol International Jazz & Blues Festival 2015 // Where: Various // When: Fri 6th – Sun 8th Mar 15 // Cost: Various Last year the Bristol International Jazz & Blues Festival saw over 8,000 people descend on Colston Hall for an… Continue Reading
25th February 2015 Up close and personal this week, with Johnny Borrell of Razorlight. If you browse my portfolio, you’ll notice there are quite a few close up images of performers. It’s quite a challenge to nail one of these… Continue Reading
24th February 2015 The bard’s oft sickly sweet love story, of two teenage lovers forced into the arms of tragedy by their self-absorbed elders, can sometimes sound like the plot to a mid-afternoon B-movie on Channel 5. Yet it remains as revisited… Continue Reading
23rd February 2015 TIP OF THE WEEK What: Fish Can’t Swim Backwards // Where: Cafe Kino // When: 27th to 28th Feb 15 (8-9pm) // Cost: £4 “It made me feel like, like if I turned round I might catch myself right back at the beginning.” Annie will tell you she’s fine,… Continue Reading
18th February 2015 We’re back into the archives this week. Brother and Bones have been stomping around stages all over Europe and the US for a number of years now, with their huge live performances, while releasing a flurry of… Continue Reading
16th February 2015 TIP OF THE WEEK What: Chinese New Year // Where: Bristol Museum and Art Gallery // When: Sat 21st – Sun 22nd Feb // Cost: Free (£2.50 / £2 suggested donation) Herd up your friends and family and flock to Bristol Museum & Art Gallery to welcome… Continue Reading
11th February 2015 It’s not very often I manage to get out of the studio and shoot some landscapes – although I do enjoy it. This shot of Glastonbury Tor was taken late in the afternoon last weekend as the… Continue Reading
9th February 2015 TIP OF THE WEEK What: IBT Festival 15 // Where: Various Locations // When: Thurs 12th – Sun 22nd Feb // Cost: £3-£30 This February sees the In Between Time Festival take over Bristol with extraordinary theatre, music, dance, live art, exhibitions, talks, parties and public artworks. … Continue Reading