The Times Online ran my image from the UKIP campaign in Great Missenden again.
TOM PULLEN
PHOTOGRAPHER
BA (Hons) Press & Editorial Photography at Falmouth University, Cornwall, UK
All images © Tom Pullen 2013
unless otherwise stated Tom Pullen | Photographer
PHOTOGRAPHER
BA (Hons) Press & Editorial Photography at Falmouth University, Cornwall, UK
www.tompullen.co.uk
tom@tompullen.co.uk
+44 (0) 7908 609 582
All images © Tom Pullen 2013
unless otherwise stated Tom Pullen | Photographer
Finished my photofilm on Adam today. Please check it out.
Taken from my HS2 project.
Isles of Scilly, St Martins Island
Check out my housemate Emma’s work!
Conflict presents itself in many guises. The drug wars in the Mexican border town of Juarez, the world’s homicide capital, take an obvious toll through the deaths of thousands each year. However, this deadly battle has more subtle consequences on the US side of the border, including the development of narcocorridos: music that glamorizes the violence and luxurious lifestyles of the gangsters.
In his upcoming film “Narco Cultura,” filmmaker and photographer Shaul Schwarz lays bare the stark contrast between the two sides of the story through the lives of two characters – crime scene investigator, Rich Soto, and Narco Corrido singer/songwriter, Edgar Quintero.
See a trailer for the film in the Reportage Journal, our online magazine. Click the following link and then “View Videos.”
http://journal.reportagebygettyimages.com/issues/issue-2/narco-cultura/
Caption: Scenes being filmed on the set of the movie “Narco Jr.” in a house in Tijuana on June 25, 2009. Baja Films is a leading production company specializing in low budget “Narco films.”
Adam Thomas is a former civil rights activist, now kitchen designer, husband and father, living near Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire. His family home is in the path of High Speed 2.
Yesterday afternoon I met Adam at the office and showroom of the kitchen design company he works with. He invited me along to the The Lee, where throughout the summer months, parents bring their children to exert energy, socialise, and network. The sun was out, after what seems to have been the longest winter, and people were having fun. It was cool to see the Chilterns as I used to when I was smaller and a lot more active, whilst also getting to know Adam and his daughter, Cara. Today, Adam kindly let me into his home to record some audio and take a few more photographs.
I’ve spent little under 3 hours with Adam, yet the amount he has offered me and let me into has been incredible and warming. I’ll start creating a multimedia piece next week.
A little peep at some new editorial work with musician Tom Gall.
More from our house, Rob’s editorial with Tom Gall. Check out his music here!
Oliver Strong of Dorset Nectar Cider, labelling bottles ready to be dispatched at his Orchard, Waytown, Dorset. April 2013.
As Part of my new series looking into Dorset Cider and the communities that surround it.
© Patrick Campbell
My housemate Patch is doing a project on Dorset Cider. Check it out!
(Source: patrickcampbellphoto)
