• A contemporary Caribbean dance reflecting the power of the elements. Choreographer: Carl Campbell. Photographer: Phillip Polglaze. Dancers: Students of Southwark College.
  • Ignoring the terrible silence that screams behind
  • Cabot Square, London, for Big Dance 2012.
  • Dance and Architecture project rehearsal.
  • random movements in the sand
  • Signer and Presenter
  • Choreographer: Jane Turner A Whoopee Production
  • In rehearsal with New Work Collective. www.newworkcollective.com.au
  • Taken on the public beach at Santa Monica, LA. The gymnasts were from a visiting circus and it was a matter of, for once, being in the right place at the right time.
  • This is a landmark image of living in Brighton. Through the winter every night at dusk the starlings gather in their thousands around the pier and have a party! The patterns and shapes they make is an intricate, complex and immaculate choreography that could never be reproduced. (Alamy, 2010)
  • This white line is the remains of walking within in a labyrinth I built in Ireland at night. The camera was on long exposure and I was carrying a torch. The spiraling trace reveals the movement. (Tom Spencer, trace creator - Charlotte Spencer, County Kerry, Ireland 2008)
  • Rehearsals at Siobhan Davies Dance
  • Roof Studio @ Siobhan Davies Dance
  • My youngest son just loves to swing!
60 Days of Photographing Movement
18 May – 16 July 2012 ›