• Back to the epicentre

    In the aftermath of 9/11 Joel Meyerowitz produced a powerful body of work that examined the clearup of the former Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. Exhibited around the world and reproduced in a large format book published by Phaidon, it was a poignant examination of the work that went on at Ground Zero. Now, nearly ten years later, Time Magazine has commissioned Meyerowitz to go back and reexamine what’s changed and what will forever be the same:

    Michael Cockerham

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  • That’s some serious shit

    That’s some serious shit

    It’s amazing what you find interesting when you are out with a camera:

    Bird shit on a car bonnet
    My other crapper is a Volkswagen

    Michael Cockerham

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  1. I worked for them part time in 2000(July) until 2001(May) and it was a really nice team to be involved…

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  5. A lovely photo Michael. A pair of old shoes can really convey so much character can’t they. Probably why Van…

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Congratulations to Jayne and Dave for their wedding yesterday. I hope your future lives together are filled with laughter, love and endless opportunity. The most common question I’m asked is: why did you become a photographer? The only truly honest answer is that I’m a nosey bastard. I like to poke my nose into other people’s business, and then tell the world about it. Photography is one of the only professions that gives you a licence to do that. And I love meeting interesting people. The latest issue of @bjp1854 has an article Taking A Stanza, which discusses the renewed popularity of poetry paired with photography. In particular David Solo’s (who co-curated Photo Poetry Surfaces at the 2021 Bristol Photo Festival) statement that, “these collaborations work best when the poetry is not a caption and the photography is not an illustration, but rather both raise questions,” really struck a chord. Simon Weston CBE. Photographed for the Orpington Literary Festival where he was interviewed by Tessa Dunlop. Nicky Forbes, drummer from the Revillos, accomplished raconteur, and author of The Rhythm Method. Photographed for the Orpington Literary Festival. Digging through my archives and came across this portrait of Canadian astronaut and author, and former commander of the International Space Station, Chris Hadfield. Photographed at the Canadian High Commission in London.

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