Starting the new year as I mean to go on I’ve been working on a few new things with more exciting stuff coming in the next couple of months.
One of those is a collaboration with Christian “Documentally” Payne – Creative Director, Technologist & Documentarian.
(And it should be noted a very interesting, funny and nice man, you should subscribe to his newsletter – the poor dear only has 25K (!!) followers on Twitter so go follow him there too:)
Tag Archive for Uchujin
Uchujin / Adrian Storey Showreel 2016
My D.O.P. / Camerman / Editor Showreel 2016
Music “A shrine for horses” by Laica – laica.bandcamp.com
Used with kind permission of the artist.
Uchujin on tour – Newsshooter.com at Photokina in Cologne and more
The past few weeks has been a blur of (good) busyness what with a trip to IBC in Amsterdam at a days notice with the newsshooter.com team, a D.P. and editing job for my mates Postfuel on drift car nutter Buttsy Butler, a motion graphics job and then this past week to Photokina in Cologne again with Dan and the newsshooter.com team.
Interview on CFYE.com
NAB 2014: News Shooter – Video Journalism Panel
At NAB last week I took part in a live panel discussion from the Teradek booth on “The future of video journalism” with Dan Chung, Slavik Boyechko, Felix Clay and Chuck Fadely.
Funkier than a gnat’s tweeter?
For your Friday amusement.
Uchujin circa 1991
It ain’t over till the ‘Flower of the dead’ blooms
The Lycoris Radiata blooms and I know summer is over.
The Flower Of The Dead 2010 Edition
Following on from last years Flower of the dead post some more pictures of the flower that grows along the banks of the river that one must cross after death or the flower that grows in hell (according to Japanese mythology).
On the 7th Day Pt 2
Once again while the (allegedly) omnipotent, omnipresent one was having a day off, last Sunday, the (allegedly) evil horned one and I were not.
Gone viral
A selection of photos from my “Let the poets cry themselves to sleep” series recently appeared on the CNNgo site.People started twittering about it, then someone Dugg it and then all hell broke loose.
Eiichi “Scart” Miyamoto – Talented Friends series
The latest shot from my “Talented Friends” series.
Welcome to 2010 Mr Clarke
I spent the new year with the wifes parents in Yamagata, stuffing my face and getting hammered on good whiskey with my father in law. It was damn cold and the snow fell continuously for days erasing all the sharp edges from both the physical landscape and my overactive mind. The quiet stillness of a…
Unpublished 2009-Part 2
As promised here is the second installment of the “Unpublished 2009” set.
Unpublished 2009-Part 1
I’ll just post one unpublished picture from each month of the past year.
John Storey – Venue Magazine Article
My Father, John Storey (Pictured above) is a damn fine human being, a man who taught me what integrity means and made it forever impossible for me to look at oil paintings of countryside scenes without slipping into a boredom induced coma, thanks to his vain attempts to educate me in the arts as a…
Like a rolling stone
The astute among you will have noticed a slight change in the blog layout and feel, the even more astute will have noticed a change in the address.
I believe in magic (pt2)
Another shot from my series “I believe in magic”. (see another HERE) This time thanks goes to the model, the lovely Nami, who I will miss a lot when she leaves for Canada at the end of the week.
Ogose
Yamanaka Lake
The Flower Of The Dead
Yasukuni-Update
Yuko Katsuta and Uchujin, The bridge overlooking Yasukuni dori, august 15th 2009 If you’ve read my previous post on Yasukuni August 15th then hopefully you’ll remember the wonderful old woman I mentioned meeting on the bridge overlooking the entrance to the shrine.
Yasukuni-August 15th
August the 15th is the anniversary of the Japanese surrender at the end of World War II.
Every year on this day 1000’s of people go to the controversial Yasukuni shrine in Kudanshita to pay their respects to the war dead (including the 14 class A war criminals whose souls are intered there).
Danger uncool alert – Flower Macros!
Last night I borrowed a set of Canon extension tubes from a photographer friend, the rather lovely Gullevek.
Today I took way too many macro shots of flowers.
Capt. Muju
It’s been a long month.
The Beats exhibition, house guests, domestic travel, increasing temperatures and the usual slew of rude people on the trains.
Not much time for photography or keeping up with my rss feeds and even less time for blog writing.
I did find time, however, to shoot a portrait of a dear friend and his lovely girlfriend who stayed with us for a week or so though.
Takemura Noa – Portrait shoot
I recently shot a very sweet Japanese ‘talento’ girl, 竹村乃亜 (Takemura Noa) for her portfolio and web site.