Legs and Borders

Little preview of a wedding i shot recently of my friend Iain and his lovely partner Sam. Good times and best luck to you both :) A photo book from the event can be found here .

Long awaited collaboration between seven photographers: Subversive, Keïteï, Happyshopper, Gh0st, Pär Louko, Simon Proffitt and myself resulting in a book called - Chernobyl's Atomic Legacy, 25 Years After Disaster . Developed and written by Daniel Barter aka Subversive, published by JonGlez . Book will be available from 16th of October, 25 page preview is available on Danny's website .

After hearing  Andrew Kzirian's (from the band  Viza ) track - Illumination it really reflected for me atmosphere of the recently visited abandoned prison, so i made this little video to illustrate it. Pictures and some more info about the place can be found here .

Lots of fantastic sites seen on this rather spontaneous trip [erm, primarily a trip to Wales, heh]. all places visited with: Day Of The Dead, Keïteï and Subversive. Day 1 So we are queuing for the ferry down to France, and who can we see queuing next to us?! Sx-riffraff and his crew! heh, we did Belgium Road Trip together last year.. that's completely unscheduled meet up, i love random encounters, bizarre, random meetings :) Crachoir Swimming Pool After a fail in an abandoned house (which wasn't quite abandoned and we opened the door to meet a very angry lady and her dog, lol) we headed for this swimming pool. Build in 1915, with lot's of eye catching details. Cite du Dragon Stop number two, an abandoned Chinese restaurant, unfortunately smashed to bits. Chambre du Commerce Famous CDC, there's some work going on here atm, floor has been all stripped down, and there's lot's of random junk lying aroun...

Primarily built in Middle Ages then rebuilt after the partitions of Poland in the XVIII and XIX century. Formerly housed the church and Dominican monastery. In 1981 on the imposition of the martial law in Poland, some high rank Solidarity members has been imprisoned here. Very interesting object and a part-time museum at the moment, lots of artists left it's print on the walls (which sometimes looks like a real prisoners art) it adds to the atmosphere, apparently there's still some genuine graffiti in the dining room but we didn't have enough time to inspect it.