I assisted the film maker Grace LaDoja on her short documentary for Mother London, looking at the effect of sports on the lives of teenagers. The short focused on the different backgrounds of teenagers and their coaches and how sport can energise and improve many aspects of a young person’s life.

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.

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’.

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.

Fraser Denholm’s latest exhibition “Fat Bottomed Girls” is now open at Project Slogan, Torry. The photograph is from the opening night- Fraser rode the custom bike and main exhibit “The Silver Machine” the mile or so to Torry, arriving just after doors open.

Also on display is a series of photographs of cyclists and their bikes, and a short film- A Born to be Wild spoof featuring The Silver Machine.

I covered the Belladrum Tartan Heart music festival for The Skinny last weekend, and had an excellent time doing so. Belladrum is based near Inverness, and is very much a family-orientated festival.