This was done on a very rainy afternoon in Highbury for Echo Mag, but got never used.
I got it done, well sort of…..I hope Lord Wilson and I will have a chat about it so I can include it, other than that, it is done.
I dropped a few pages and added a few shots as well, and now the whole sequence is to my liking.
A solid performance at The Lexington.
Sounded really great, but I hate the lighting in there.
It will be officially released at the end of this month. I like the cover.
My next book project will be quite a personal one, it will de dealing with my military service from July 1987 to Sept 1988, it has been 25 years since us ‘kneuzen’ had to report for duty at 444 IBC at Crailoo near Laren.
I have assembled a truckload of pictures, this Die! Die! Die! book is 76 pages thick, but I think the military one will be more than 100 pages. I have to thank my mother for this as well, as she kept all correspondence from those days and handed it to me a few years ago.
Then the Kiss will get a proper release too. Plus I want to move into iPad publishing as well. Want want want…..
I have problems with my emails so please bear with me, some server situation.
The band are about to release their début album ‘The Hare, The Hound & the Tortoise’ and this was one of their record release parties (Glasgow and Brighton to follow).
I took a quick shot outside the pub and only a few shots during the show, the lighting was anything BUT to my liking (this LED stuff has horrendous characteristics).
Here’s lil’ video I did a few months ago for the hell of it.
Hi, and welcome to my new website.
I thought the whole thing needed a huge overhaul since it contained 1000′s of photos and it started to look and act pretty bloated.
This site will contain recent folios, but also archival stuff which will be put up for sale through print sales, and also some books which I intend to release very soon.
My first release will be a book on Die! Die! Die! a punk band from New Zealand, it should be available by the end of Feb.
I also intend to release these books as iPad apps in some interactive form (so not just photographs) but that will require some more thought.
In the meantime enjoy the, slow, progress on this site 
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