Looking for an overgrown urban garden to shoot in.

I don't know how I always seem to end up in these tight spots!

Looking for a horse for a shoot. Found this one standing in the street. 

I chair the NGO Sport Against Racism Ireland (SARI) and every June, with UNHCR Ireland, we host the World Refugee Day Fair Play Cup at The Law Society sports grounds in Dublin. It's an opportunity to mark the plight of refugees worldwide and the lives of those refugees living in Ireland - and to invite them to take part in the tournament. Many of them are refugees in waiting - Asylum seekers - living in Direct Provision Centres scattered around the country. They are not allowed to work and receive €19.10 per week. Each child is allocated €9.60 per week. www.sari.ie  www.unhcr.ie

Very sad to hear that Roger Mayne passed away on Saturday. His Southam Street series of photographs from the mid/late Fifties remains one of my favourite. I am fortunate to have some prints from the series including this one.

At St. Paul's for the wedding of my friends Steve Pyke and Nic Kaczorowski.

Shooting at Sunbeam studios in London. It's the old Sunbeam car factory. Wonderful building. Great place to work.

Hopefully their hair will grow and they will look a little less like me!

Visiting my friends at streetfootballworld in Berlin. Streetfootballworld is a network of NGOs that use football for social change. A powerful worldwide movement. I love this photograph that's on the wall of their office and was taken in Afghanistan - not sure by who but it's a great photo.

Great to see Mannix is making good use of the picture we shot for his Dublin City Council election poster campaign. Writer, actor and politician, Mannix was elected to the council five years ago as an Independent and is now standing for re-election on May 23rd. Get a copy of his autobiographical novel 'Nothing To Say' - first published in 1983 - about a young boy being sent to an Industrial school run by Christian Brothers. A wonderful book and way ahead of its time.