I’ve moved my blog over from Tumblr to Wordpress, mainly because I wanted to host my blog off of my own webspace, and wanted more options and space for content than I had- there’s a few other nice benefits Wordpress gives: Its fast, easy to use, and easy to customise.

Here’s a couple of short timelapse and stop motion clips I shot while helping out with the documentary work at this years onedotzero_adventures in motion festival at the BFI Southbank in September.

I was in Glasgow at the weekend working as the photographer for The Skinny and Ten Tracks birthday. Some great entertainment on in The Arches- clowns, magicians, some kind of yeti, live painting, and even a bouncy castle!

The onedotzero_adventures in motion festival just finished at the BFI Southbank. I helping with the documentation of the event, photographing and filming the various interactive installations, workshops, and night time bar events.

I was part of this years onedotzero_cascade event- an education program for graduates designed to give the opportunity to collaborate and solve a brief in a multidisciplinary team. Our brief was to improve the city using small interventions, and we presented the solution at the onedotzero_adventures in motion festival, held this month at the BFI in London.

I was asked to shoot the Malcolm Middleton show last night in Edinburgh, part of the Edge festival (The new name for T on the Fringe). He played out to a packed Cabaret Voltaire, and the lack of photo pit made things just that bit harder! A great set and enthusuastic crowd made the gig a joy to shoot.

Saturday night was the closing night for the Aberdeen City & Shire film festival- it was also the first night that myself and Fraser Denholm (www.fraserdenholm.com) have worked together under the name ‘Pay No Attention to the Men Behind the Curtain’.

Part of the work shown in my D&AD New Blood show at the start of the month. This was my contribution for my issue of Cake Magazine, with the theme “Lumière”- I wanted to take light to somewhere it wouldn’t be expected. The beach at midnight seemed like a good choice!

I’m currently working as a photographer for the Aberdeen City & Shire Film Festival, which is on from now until the 1st of August in various venues across the city.

The full video “Six Seconds from ‘69” is now online.