THE MIGHTY MONGREL MOB
From September 2018 to April 2019, I experienced life among New Zealand’s most dangerous and arguably most volatile gang
MOROCCO
A series of images from two trips to Morocco in January 2020 and July 2021
THE DESPERATION OF INDISTINCTION
In March 2016, I went to Greece with my cousin to document the refugee crisis and the liminal state that those fleeing war and turmoil find themselves in
ROMANI IN ROMANIA
While working with local orphanages and charities in Bihor County, I photographed families living in wastelands between villages and helped dispense supplies to local communities
THE GREAT SOUTH
A collection of encounters while living in my car and working as a labourer in South Auckland, New Zealand
FAR-RIGHT EXTREMISM IN THE UK
Following the 2017 London Bridge terrorist attack in June, I went to various political gatherings of mourners and extremists in the capital to capture how different political demographics were reacting to these events
THE ENGLISH
I have spent most of my life living in UK, and over that period have been taking pictures of the always-amusing, often-odd and seldom salubrious society we live in
NO PHONE, NO POOL, NO PETS, NO CIGARETTES
While studying photography, I focused on documenting the homeless population of Brighton. Some images I have taken with permission, after sitting with an individual. Others I have taken without permission.
According to a recent study, one in sixty-nine people in Brighton are currently homeless. This makes the seaside city the third largest hub of homeless people behind Birmingham and London.
Many of these people have come to Brighton from areas such as Luton, Manchester or Leeds. Others have been moving around local towns such as Worthing or Portsmouth.
HONG KONG
I spent some time in Hong Kong photographing various areas such as Sheung Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui, Wan Chai, Lan Kwai Fong, Kowloon and Mong Kok, among others.
I found that many people took to falling asleep at the sides of streets, despite their fetid, hot and tumultuous surroundings. Hong Kong has a certain weariness about it, yet is awake all night.
I was particularly drawn to the bamboo scaffolders that would slide at speed down flexing bamboo poles metres above the crowded streets. This traditional method of building support is responsible for a number of deaths across the city each year.