Polaroid Child

Why You Should Take Photos With Your Friends Many events have led up to the point of becoming a photographer. My mum always took photos as she has gone through life and as I grew up. It’s interesting to look at what she has done throughout her life and the documentation of my childhood. Each picture shows something different and has a memory attached to it (even if I can’t remember the photo being taken). Within the past few years, I have fallen out with friends and had some even pass away. This has made me cherish each and every photo taken. Some of those photos are the last ones I’ll ever get to take with some of those people. Others I never even bothered to get photos of or with. It made me realise the importance of documenting each and every memory as we never know when the carpet  will be taken from underneath our feet. Moving away from the  place that I grew up to study somewhere else has made me  appreciate every photo that I took in my early teen years.  These days I al

Photoshoots of 2020 So Far So far into 2020, I have done portrait photoshoots across the North with some very interesting individuals. Each person photographed brought their own artistic ideas to the shoot, creating a collaboration of ideas between us. Portrait photography is something I hope to develop my skills in over the course of the year so if you're reading this and would like to collaborate, send me a message on Instagram ( @shermanlovesthecure ). Tilda James The first photoshoot of the year was with poet and musician, Tilda James. Also known by their peers as Will, Tilda has embraced the queer culture that their move to Manchester has brought with it. For this photoshoot, we decided to include elements of drag, femininity, water and the destruction of gender binaries. Doing a photoshoot in a bath is something that I have wanted to do for a while now! Next on the list is to do a milk bath photoshoot! Tilda recently had an article written about their poetry published