ENTRY DESCRIPTION
Freight trailers parked up at the port of Liverpool, awaiting loading onto ferries to the Republic of Ireland. The Irish Sea has a continuous flow of ships sailing back and forth between Ireland and the UK, delivering essential items between the two island nations.

AUTHOR
British 30-something photographer, taking pictures and exploring the world a little bit at a time.

I am drawn to patterns, lines, shapes, strange occurrences and quirks, and the overlooked things in the world which would disappear without mention. Often, I find myself photographing things most people would pass without a second thought; I like the mundane, pointless or strange moments which occur every day without much note.

In my spare time I walk and cycle, exploring the world around me and photographing what I discover. Walking or cycling enables me to explore and view the world at a steady pace. When you travel slowly, you become engaged with your surroundings and a part of them, rather than passing through them in a disconnected way. Walking especially, is slow and allows you to witness the world at a pace far more natural to humans. It's a massively underrated way of travelling. Especially outside the major urban centres.

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