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Baker days
My mum was always in the kitchen working up wonderful steamed puddings, Madeira cakes and Yorkshire puddings. With five hungry mouths to feed she became a skilled baker. Then along came my wife. Now she’s in another league altogether – … Continue reading
Coffee and quietness
These days, so much communication is conducted electronically. Everyone’s texting, e-mailing, tweeting and Facebook-ing to such an extent that we’re missing out on the pleasure of face to face engagement. Digital communication is faceless, anonymous, rushed and often impolite. There’s … Continue reading
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Britain at its Best
We Brits do love to knock ourselves. It’s part of our national make-up. Always deriding the state of the weather, our roads and our cuisine. I agree about the roads – the pothole situation is pretty dire and getting worse. … Continue reading
Local hero
Over the years I’ve been fortunate to work with some very talented, committed and passionate local food heroes (several of whom are quite mad too. But that’s for another day). These are the people who still believe in quality, locally … Continue reading
Think first shoot second
All photographers develop a style of their own – thank goodness! Most of my work revolves around food – growing, processing, cooking, plating and eating it. I use available light where I can (to make the food look as natural … Continue reading
Out on the street
Bit of a break from shooting just food images this week. I’ve been out and about attempting to capture the feel of a traditional street market, in this case in Canterbury. The client wanted some shots that portray the true … Continue reading
Let’s hear it for Ermintrude
Those of us of a certain vintage will remember Ermintrude as the pink cow from The Magic Roundabout. Although I was more of a Dylan fan, from a food perspective I reckon that Ermintrude and her bovine chums have given … Continue reading
Oliver’s army
I was never a fan of Elvis Costello – he was just a bit too cool for me. However, I did buy his hit single “Oliver’s Army” and played it to death in 1979. Fast forward 32 years and that … Continue reading
Carrots – the future’s orange
Last time around I was bemoaning the fact that it’s always national this type of food week or day. Of course they’re not all bad…(well, it is my blog and I can change my mind whenever I like. So there). … Continue reading
