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ONE FROM THE ARCHIVES




I'll never get bored of photographing trees. Some photographers may argue it's a waste of time with so many important issues to document around the world, but i feel there has to be an antidote to all the mayhem in the world. I believe Ansel Adams shared my views and argued the exact case against Henri Cartier-Bresson.

Photography © 2006 Neill Furmston

NYC WEATHER

When unpredictable weather comes your way it's best to turn the negatives into positives.I've never liked shooting in anything but sunshine, although i found myself in a challenging new area when the last few days of my first trip to New York were rainy.

Photography © 2006 Neill Furmston

My first alien siting. Quite friendly folks really considering the size of their heads.

Photography © 2004 Neill Furmston

A MAN'S GOTTA DO...

Yes, sometimes photography becomes a bit of a bore for the other people you may happen to be travelling with. With this in mind i normally spend my first few days (usually early mornings) wandering around, exploring and when no one is to be found i find myself posing for the odd shot or two. The only time you'll see me infront of a lense is when i know i can trust the photographer.

Photography © 2004 Neill Furmston

STRANGE OBJECTS IN THE NIGHT

any guesses at what these are?
ok. maybe it's time for bed...

Photography © 2004 Neill Furmston

MOOD FOR THE DAY.
Cloudy with possible showers.
I'll probably leaving london within the next few years, so slowly i've decided i should finally take some shots around London. After all i've been living here for over 10 years now and nine of them have been photo free!
Here's a couple to get me started...


Red Ken's offices between London Bridge & Tower Bridge.


Some mad man in Trafalgar Square who seems to like pigeons

Photography © 2004 Neill Furmston

IMAGE OF THE WEEK
On the beach with my girl in Sri Lanka.



Photograph © 2004 Neill Furmston

HAVANA. CUBA.



A great place if you love the 'distressed' look, plus the odd spot of salsa dancing or mojito downing. The people are friendly, but sometimes too friendly. I was lucky enough to befriend a local musician who acted as a guide to the 'real' side of cuba.





Two full albums are available for viewing in Black & White or COLOUR

Photographs © 2003 Neill Furmston

I love photography. Especially travel photography.
One of my most recent trips took me to Sri Lanka.
I've been fascinated with stilt fishermen for years and managed to track a few down in Weligama.

Check out more Sri Lanka photos here

Photographs © 2004 Neill Furmston