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’.

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.

I made the journey with my course mates to London last week, for the D&AD New Blood exhibition, a yearly event in which graduating visual communication, advertising, graphic design and digital media courses from across the UK exhibit together.

I get my marks back for my degree (Ba Hons Visual Communication) tomorrow. Here’s the first photo in a series I took to illustrate visual/sound Synaesthesia, a condition in which sense merge, and colours can be “heard” and sounds “seen”. The whole series (and the rest of my work from the final year of my degree) will be on display at the Grays School of Art Degree Show, which is from the 12th until the 21st of June.

My issue of Cake Magazine, Lumiere, launches on Sunday at Bar Five. Come down, get a copy, buy a drink- it’ll be great.

The latest issue of Cake Magazine was launched on Friday in Huntly. The issue is curated by Deveron Arts and The Scottish Sculpture workshop, and should be available from outlets such as Peacock Visual Arts, Kilau Coffee and Transmission now.