Social Stock Approved Photographer.

Social Stock is a fast growing picture library that has entered the market in 2009, it's specializesin documentary, photo-reportage, and general social images. It's aim is to bring the best social documentary images in the UK.

Recently Social Stock is having a demand for specific types of images (commission work), i have posted the Official Logo as a Approved Photographer.

If you wish to see my Portfolio on the website please visit: www.socialstock.co.uk

then type CK in the reference box.

Freelance Agency work.

You can view my latest images on these links, i will post some of my personal projects on my

new blog with Richard Forester.

You can view my latest freelance work for agencies in London.

www.zoompictureagency.com

www.socialstock.co.uk

WENN Photo Library

Pictures for Agencies.

I have been working on several events for the last two months.

You can view all the images on 

www.zooompictureagency.com

www.socialstock.co.uk

Networking in progress.

I have recently joined up two Photo Press Agencies in London, you can view my latest images on these links:

www.entertainmentpress.biz (do a search by photographer)

www.socialstock.co.uk (New library stock image) 

www.zoompictureagency.co.uk 

The Launch of a new photographer is born, i hope this is the start of my professional career in the photography business. I will keep updating my blog on regular basis.

Thank you if you taking time to have a look...

Street Photography New-York/London

                                    

                                      

   

 

      

   

Documenting a relative Part2

To follow up my last post here more images of my great-uncle, i wanted to take close up 

images of his hands, i believe that if you have a visual impairment you hands is one way to

feel and distinguish objects, or textures and so on.. I also had the idea in mind that because 

i want to document visual impairment, well it kind of parallels the subject. 

http://www.source.ie/graduate/2008/camberwell/kuhchr1.xml

Documenting a relative

I started to photograph my great-uncle as part of a project i intend to take in the future.

My idea is to document visual impairment, and blind people. I have made a lot of research 

on the subject and find out a many photographers have work around the topic in the past.

I believe it was easier to start photographing a relative because it is quite a sensitive subject to

take images of. The project would consist in taking photographs of people affected by visual impairment, but despite their disability many blind people still find a way to practice activities.