david baxendale          

With Glasgow, like many parts of the world, under lockdown it gave me a chance on my once per day walk to try and capture a few images of the city like its never been seen before. 

Here are the first five images from that series;

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I’ll continue with the series over the coming weeks, so watch this space.

Heading out in November on an expedition to photograph Kashmir Monastery’s in Winter. 

At this time of year with inhospitable conditions there are very few travellers, due to the snow and -25 degree temps. I’ll be heading out to shoot remote villages and Monastery’s that at this time of year are lit up in the darkness with butter lamps and candles.

Really hoping to capture spectacular winter images like this one (not mine) of this amazing and remote area;

Glasvegas celebrated their 10 year anniversary of the magnificent debut album by headlining a sold out ABC in Glasgow on 6th May 2018.

I was the band photographer for the gig, and recorded the night with a series of shots from backstage. Here are some of the images from the night;

Thanks to the following publications for using my photography in the last week including a nice feature using my image from Prague in The Huffington Post. Click on the link below to check it out;

The Wire magazine also used my image of Indian Farmers in their article this week, and you can check that one out by clicking on the image below

Also I really appreciate my photography from Iceland being used by the Drifter Planet website, and by the travel site for Mykonos island in Greece, who used my photograph for their feature on the best photographs of Mykonos. 

Finally a big thanks to Viaggio Fotografico magazine and website in Italy, who used my images of Shohan the Mongolian Golden Eagle Hunter, as the main images for their feature on Mongolia Festival Aquile in September and October

A big thanks for Inverse Science Magazine for using my image as its lead image for this article on Global Warming