PHOTOGRAPHER, VISUAL ARTIST & METAPHYSICAL THEORIST
CURRENT PERSONAL PROJECT: THE FEEDBACK LOOP THEORY
Due to factors beyond my control (& despite my best efforts), with great sadness I’ve had to take retirement from dance music photography, which was implemented at the start of 2025. Unfortunately this forced retirement wasn’t a choice for me, and further details regarding the circumstances are on the about menu of this site.
However, all my music archives will remain online. This is to show prospective clients transferable photographic skills, that can also be utilised in other areas. My webpage is also under a gradual redesign/refresh to reflect this career shift, therefore I’ll be mainly concentrating on my personal photography projects over the next few months. There will be some interesting visual experiments going on, so please check back periodically. This is until I restructure the studio with new commercial work, & relaunch towards a new & much more varied customer base.
Therefore I am looking for new clients in any other industries, and I’m open to all offers. I’m particularly seeking a client that wants to take on a hybrid photography/academic theory XX project, detailed within the XX tabs of this site. Although these are music related examples, they can apply to any teams that want to carry out a visual branding project, that requires a new collaborative way of working. I’ll be refining this ‘hyperbranding’ concept and the workflow theory contained within as a priority, as I feel this is the future form of my endeavours.
Any offers for academic placements regarding my theory writing, particularly from institutions that may have research opportunities (especially in the realms of science within sound) are welcome, even for an informal chat. The Feedback Loop Theory is slated to be my 2nd book, after the publication of Super Sharp Shooter (link below). However you can read it in full online under the Theories tab of this site until its completed. This is due to this essay being a ‘Meta Tool’ to encourage people to make art, so free online accessibility is an important element of its intention.
So lots of creative movement here, exciting times ahead!
Historical music photography from 2007-2025 is also available in print form, via the books below: