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iPhone
- 14 months ago

Just to update you all, I have been so busy using my iPhone as a camera instead of my DSLR so i started an iPhoneography Group on ipernity
Eco Village set up in London
- June 11, 2009

I got an email from a friend telling me about this plan to set up a Eco village in London under the banner of "The Land is Ours" The idea being to reclaim dissuesed land and use it for something useful like growing veg for the community etc. What a good idea!
Planning Ahead
- March 18, 2009

On the 1st April 2009 President Obama is in London and the G20 finance ministers are too and so are the protesters. So the 4 of us (photographers) at Radical Images are getting ready to cover the G20 protests so are looking at safety in the streets, but this one might be a bit over the top as a guide CPJ Safety Guide When you hear photographers talk about 'wiring from the field' more often than not we are in a field so signal strength and upload speeds have often been poor. We have also b…
Photorights.org
- April 23, 2008

Editorial Photographers UK (EPUK) A pro based discussion group are so concerned over infringement of photographers rights they have launched www.photorights.org to keep track of access denial incidents and try and provide some basic information about what photographers may legally do. This service is not just for the seasoned pro, but for anyone who wants to legally take photos in public places So far, these incidents are getting recorded piecemeal, if at all, at dozens…
Photographers Lobby the Government
- April 22, 2008

An industry backlash against police treatment of photographers picked up the pace this week as a delegation of photographers led by Labour MP Austin Mitchell sought to lobby the Government over the issue. The MP for Grimsby has already tabled an Early Day Motion at the Commons which has been signed by 131 MPs, giving it wide cross-party support. Photographers have complained that the police either do not understand or ignore the rules of engagement at public events. Reas the rest o…
Innocent photographer or terrorist?
- April 17, 2008 - 1 comment

Just found this post on the BBC about the dwindling rights of photographers and how they are being stopped from enjoying there hobby or profession. Strange how yesterday i saw a CPO (community police officer) taking pictures of a parked van with mirror tinted windows, with a point and shoot. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7351252.stm
Busy, busy, busy !
- April 14, 2008 - 3 comments

Well i have been so busy just lately I have not had time to post or think, I have been taking pictures a lot, but then it's been on to the next job so Ipernity has been a bit neglected
Climate Camp and Climate Change
- August 28, 2007

The Climate Camp at Heathrow Airport was a very trying experiance
Ipernity?
- July 24, 2007 - 1 comment

Wow , I like this so much smoother than flick-r multiple albams to and a good bandwidth upload it rocks

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