I was pleased with this shot on the iPhone, the result of a campsite hangover and the need for an early morning stroll at this weekend's Forgotten Fields Festival which was conveniently close to home in East Sussex.

This month's Readers Digest layout using one of my pictures of entrepreneur and inventor of Pavegen, Laurence Kemball-Cook 

High Praise Indeed

A great little recommendation from Jonathan Jewell, creative director at The Drummer Agency who I have worked with on a number of projects including those focussing on child poverty in developing countries for Compassion International.

"James has been our photographer of choice over the last several years often accompanying our video teams in some challenging locations around the globe. Working, as we do, for many charity clients, James has the ability to help us tell stories through powerful portraits and reportage shots and his photography has been the backbone of some very successful campaigns over the past 4 years. His knowledge, attitude and experience are a perfect match for our approach and our clients. As creative director I seek out professionals who can exceed my expectations and can take an idea and execute it better than I imagined - James does just that and his work is testimony to that".

The pic below was something he art directed and I shot at a Compassion project in Kampala, Uganda.

Symmetrical Sofa Lady

I like this shot because of the symmetry and the serious expression and also the old-fashioned interior decor which doesn't quite fit with the sitter. It's an out-take from a Daily Mail shoot of Anna Tilley who had a nasty illness called sepsis and it was shot in her grandmother's lounge in Crawley.

Divine Symmetry

I was really pleased with this shot from Sunday's confirmation ceremony at Mayfield School. I find symmetry in composition  satisfying and when it combines with movement and religious symbolism thats lots of boxes ticked for me.