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In February, I shot a wee bit of still photography for HSBC’s online advertising and their smashing new website for students - Talking Money. It’s straight talking by students, for students - on how to manage cash at university. Plus student tips on, erm, blagging free food at a wake! I also project managed & produced the build of the site, with the very lovely people at POKE.
A special mention must go to the ever so delightful Boysdale Club, the quintessential British cigar smoking habitat. It just so happens to be smoke free since the smoking ban in Britain.
How quaint. Clickety click...get yourself A Hedonist’s Guide To Life here...
commission for A HEDONIST’S GUIDE TO LIFE, AUGUST: smokin’
Over the next few months you will be treated to the choicest collection of photographs covering Caribbean culture, cuisine and of course - cheer! Working for The Jamaica Gleaner Newspaper, The Star and Go-Jamaica.com (a leading tourist website for the region) I was lucky enough to capture many magical moments of this fair land. Click to see Jamaica smile...
So what’s this all about?
Digitoli.com will keep you up to date with Oliver Wright’s portfolio of some things photographic, some things digital and some things things.
Click on the navigation links above to view many photographic treats, or to find contact info to say hi...or commission me?
Meanwhile, new additions to the site - and my work elsewhere - are posted below...
Enjoy a short visual tour of the usual suspects of this wonderfully colourful land, mixed with the odd suspect for those who find themselves saturated. Click Ganesh’s glare...
From the nation that invented Karate - the world’s masters of unarmed combat - digitoli.com brings you some very scary temple tasters. And peaceful prayer. Click here to bring it on...
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100+ train tracks. 100+ bus routes. 100+ paths less trodden. And as many pictures. But not here. Another time perhaps. Until then, click here.
My original brief for this job in the stunning Caribbean was to document the visit of The Archbishop of York, John Sentamu, as the official photographer for The Anglican Church of Jamaica. I documented sermons, historical appointments, unveilings, parties & receptions from leaders of Jamaica and The Carribbean. Here you can see just a few first picks of my pics...
It’s two years since I returned from a 27,000 mile journey overland across the slab of land that connects the Eurostar to Singapore. And I only saw half of it. What I did see was captured on a £50 Olympus Mju 35mm compact. Looking back the results are fantastic. So, click back to film?
