Bearer of the curse, seek misery. Seek souls. As she speaks to me, the ocean crashes upon the cliffs around Majula, the haven. I stand and stare into the distance. The bonfire behind me crackles, a candle of warmth encroached upon by the sea. Surrounding Majula is the misery she wants for me. A sunken… Continue reading Dark Souls 2
A Spot of Boxing
I was recently invited to take a few shots at a boxing event. Many thanks to the promoter, Richie Wyatt!
Some photos from Rezzed
Interview with Alistair Lindsay
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A few shots from town
Bloody Good Fun
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is a bloody stupid game, and that’s a damn good thing. There aren’t many games that make me actually laugh out loud, and fewer still that seem so wholly devoted to the task. Furthermore, it’s a modern shooter that you can play without the feeling that you’re in a recruitment… Continue reading Bloody Good Fun
Brum Weihnachtsmarkt 2012
A few quick handheld shots on a rainy night in Brum
Contrasts – WrocĹ‚aw, Poland
Travel guides are often useful when abroad, but sometimes it’s best just to ask a local – in my case, the man at my hostel’s reception desk. “Where’s the most beautiful place in WrocĹ‚aw?” The reply comes without a pause – OstrĂłw Tumski, or Cathedral Island. When I arrive, I instantly agree with the receptionist.… Continue reading Contrasts – WrocĹ‚aw, Poland
Self Inflicted Disease
Aren’t we forgetful in this country? I mean, we do it without trying. I say that without lying – we certainly don’t try. I could have sworn that just a week ago The NHS was so important We wouldn’t let a good story like that go. Yet is it in the news this week? Nope,… Continue reading Self Inflicted Disease
A Day of Division – EDL and UAF demonstrations in Birmingham
For one day, the streets of central Birmingham were tense on a level not felt since the riots. Separated from each other by police lines, the monolithic Central Library, and the Hall of Memory, both the EDL and Unity/Unite Against Fascism came out to protest. Two fundamentally opposed groups – one a proponent of multiculturalism,… Continue reading A Day of Division – EDL and UAF demonstrations in Birmingham
Justice carries a sword, but even that must be perfectly balanced
What is to be done with the rioters and looters? Many are asking this question, and I fear that the answers are being reached too quickly, without due consideration. The courts are handing out sentences at an astonishing rate – the Guardian reports that ’56 defendants of the 80 who have already been sentenced by… Continue reading Justice carries a sword, but even that must be perfectly balanced