After nearly two years I have just two weeks left of my university career. Both exiting an scary at the same time. Full post-uni chat to come soon as I’m currently sat writing up my sketchbook for my final project. Sketchbooking is one thing I won’t miss from Uni…

As for my final project, I chose to photograph people who ride bikes. Nothing unusual there. I could have done something ground braking, flown to far flung countries or whatever, but currently I wanted to have some environmental portraits in my portfolio to compliment my sports photos. After this project I think it will be something I will carry on, and I think I’ll try and branch out into and do more portraiture, especially from a commercial point of view.

In other news, I am participating in the year long photography project, ‘What is England‘, curated by Stuart Pilkington. Myself and 49 other photographers from around the country have set out to produce a series of images that answer six set briefs that reflect on our chosen counties, to build up a picture of England in 2010. The second photo ‘Group’, is now up on the site, the third photo, ‘Work’, will be up June 30th.

Will on the beach, New Years Frisbee when it wasn’t snowing.

Well, thats 2009 over with. ’09 was a nice eye opener, especially the latter few months at uni. Think I’m finally finding my feet, and kinda know roughly what I’m doing.  I have a few things in the pipeline for 2010 that I’m working on, stay tuned for that. The sun is out and I’m off to the beach…

Here is a totally unrelated photo of Megan, shot last year (week);

Here’s to 2010. yay!

Karyn in a park somewhere in Bournemouth just as the sun set…

As much as I love shooting on digital, I do still mess about with film. Just something about it that you still don’t get with digital. Heres one from back in the spring that I finally got around to scanning in.

Dunford after a run at the local “Nice Guys Finish Last” Slalom race series. Mamyia 645, Kodak 160NC, Sun.