I was asked by Indian Red Lopez to take photos for them on the first date of a short UK tour. A short instore afternoon gig (which they turned into a street event, gathering a decent sized crowd during the set) was followed later that night by a slot supporting “A Silent Film” in Moshulu.

Working towards the degree show.

A hint of things to come… I’m currently exploring various buildings in Scotland for a series of photos.

I’m currently going through my back catalogue and making some prints of my best images. I think I keep this kind of image on screen far too much. This is one of my favourite music photographs: its of Scott Hutchison of Frightened Rabbit, during an intimate moment at the end of their September gig in Aberdeen. A silent crowd watching one man unplugged and on acoustic guitar, after an energetic set.

Work in progress for my degree show in June. Its all starting to get very close! I have been analysing the structure of audio cassette tapes, working towards what will be exhibited at the final show.

Bit of a sketch for a current project- I’m handling the art direction for a series of videos for a local nightclub. Its amazing how easily we can forget that the Earth is spinning so fast!

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.

I shot a few frames for Slogan last night at their film screening- featured were short films by local film makers- including one by myself and Fraser Denholm. As is usual at Project Slogan Film nights, there was a massive variety of films played- from skate films and music videos to Beige, a clever short made by Doug, Ricky and Rich, fine art film makers. There was the awesome setup of screens on the floor, also.

The Grays School of Art Sculpture pre-degree show is on this week at The Academy Shopping centre, Aberdeen, in one of the empty units. It’s open until Wednesday (tomorrow) at 5pm. There’s some great work on display, including some drawing by Stewart Ross, and the above, which is part of Keiran McCrudens work.

This is a little piece in the puzzle- I’m working on a project using urban images and night scenes. Expect more to follow!