Exhibitions
Home Town After Dark is inspired by an evening photographing Hall Royd Brass Band. Moody, emotive photographs of Shipley at night. As funding cuts bit our council, the lights went out in and around Shipley. Even so, there are still some organisations and businesses that continue to provide welcoming and safe pools of light.
From the Ground Up for Airedale and Bradford RSPB Group December 2022. A thriving bird population depends not on conservation for one species, but on a varied natural landscape that supports a whole ecosystem.
Conservation comes with problems so we look at putting in place the conditions for Nature to move in and make it's own decisions. There are exciting projects around Bradford that let nature move in and do the work for us. We take a tour of some notable examples.
Fit in Shipley for Saltaire Inspired arts trail 2022 Gallery.
Exhibited with glass artist Marged Owain.
Sposored by Saltaire Soap and Saltaire Shiatsu.
This exhibition toured through 2022 to 2023.
Moles
Four prints at Holding Space, Shipley Winter and Spring 2022.
Considered contraversial, Moles was offered a home next year at Saltaire Arts Trail.
A comment on farming.
The question of reckless slaughter or urban people's sensibilities and disconnect from the harsh realities of food production?
Our Burning Lanscape 18 prints at The Dandelion, Shipley.
Our stunning fauna in the Aire Valley. Do we really appreciate and protect it that well?
Birds, spiders in our homes, insects ... and smoke billowing into our air.
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5th February 2026 The end of the flood wall path this day. -1*C looking towards Drax.
27th January 2026 Beal, and a cold day below zero with a long walk: a lonely moving dot in a vast flat landscape.
24th January 2026 Beal, I arrived by bus and found this on the way to the bridge to follow the river-side path along the flood defences. Another by-pass.
16th January 2026 Found in the stranded debris at the high water lline.
Say hello to Airemile Barbie.
9th January 2026 From Ferrybridge the landscape changes. Gone the tree lined valleys and hello to the wide plains and huge factories and powerstations bursting out of the horizons.
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