This month I was invited to The Alasdair Gray Archive by its wonderful custodian, Sorcha Dallas. Alasdair was and continues to be a huge influence on my life and my art, so visiting and photographing the archive was very special to me.

I am hugely excited to have my work exhibited at Streetlevel Photoworks this Summer, featuring examples of my protest photography taken over the last two years - some of which I have never shared anywhere else.

"We all want the same things: we want to be encouraged, we want to be supported..." A look back at one of my favourite yearly events to shoot for one of my favourite clients, and the wonderful SRG movement.

After the pandemic prevented any public Christmas celebrations in 2020, it was finally time to #LightUpTheGorbals again. I always look forward to shooting this on behalf of New Gorbals Housing Association, and it felt extra special this year.

After a year of hard work, my seasonal portrait of the city is almost complete! Glasgow's Summer captures the city and its people flourishing in the sunlight. Grab the box set of all four seasons!

After dark on 18th October, buildings in Glasgow lit up with messages from NHS workers demanding world leaders take urgent action to prevent further climate breakdown - I accompanied them to capture the following images.

Today Scottish Book Trust launches Book Week Scotland, beginning on November 15th and celebrating it’s tenth year. As such, the festival’s theme is Celebration, so for our photoshoot with award-winning author Denise Mina, that’s exactly what we did!

On the Autumn Equinox, exactly twelve months since I started, and on the day I took the last photo on the last roll of film, I thought I’d write a bit about how and why I choose and arrange the images which make it into print in my street photography portrait of the city.

”After a large part of the year crafting armour and weaponry, I passed the Trial Of Grasses and with the help of some absolutely magical photography by Alasdair I can finally say I'm a fully fledged Witcher ⚔️”

A portrait of the city, and that hellish Winter we just survived, in all it’s brutal, beautiful glory.

An incredible display of neighbourly solidarity from local Glaswegians, and a stand-off between the people, the Police, and the Home Office.

Beltane literally means “bright fire”, symbolic of the sun growing in the sky, a new season beginning, and of communities coming together to celebrate.

There’s been some amazing work going on down at KingstonDIY - As well as the community built skatepark, which just keeps growing and growing, some local residents (legends) created this garden for people to enjoy.

This weekend, in public spaces all across Glasgow, people came to tie ribbons, leave messages of solidarity, share their stories, and reflect upon everything the last week has brought up. These photos show the vigils at George Square, Queen's Park, Mary Barbour's Statue in Govan, Kelvingrove Park, and Alexandra Park.

Donna wanted to talk about her road to recovery, and make peace with her old home town, so she reached out to Jennifer at the Stranraer and Wigtownshire Free Press to tell her story - and I had the pleasure of creating these photos with her down at Sunny Govan Community Radio

My photographs here show a demonstration led by refugees who were forced from their homes and into Hotel Detention, and the inhumane conditions imposed by the UK Home Office and its hired service providers.

With the country in lockdown due to the pandemic, the outpouring of organised support across the city really is inspiring.