Inspiration for a photographer or any artist can be tricky. Some days the ideas never stop another time its difficult to even get started. I hate days like this and in the past have always tried to push through the imaginary barrier but more often than not its been a futile fight. Until that is earlier this year……

Sundays can be abit boring especially this time of year when the days are short and the weather is bad. However don't dispear I have some exciting news. Drum roll please…….

I have photographed Brighton Pier many times before, just as many photographers have done before me. I think that I have probably photographed every angle possible of this famous Brighton seaside attraction. At day, night, during the summer time, winter and spring. Over the years I have indeed photographed it a lot! Maybe I'm obsessed with it?

A winters day on the seafront in Brighton, I lifted my coat collar up high hoping it would keep me warmer against the cold wind. As I wondered with my camera looking......

I like tree's. I'm not sure why but there's just something about them that catches my photographers eye. Over the years I most have photographed hundreds. Sometimes a close up, a silhouette or incorporated them into a portrait photograph. I just seem to be drawn towards them.

As shoppers rushed around looking for a bargain in the Boxing Day sales I joined them camera in hand through the streets of Chichester in West Sussex to create my photographs.

As shoppers rushed around doing their last minute shopping on Christmas Eve in The Lanes, Brighton, East Sussex I spotted this small dog (I believe its a Jack Russell Terrier?). He was sat on his owners lap watching the world go by outside a coffee shop. As I watched and took the photograph I imagined the dog thinking "What's all the fuss about?".