Writing a new book

Everyone it seems is doing it - Jessica Ennis, J.K.Rowling etc etc, getting their latest and greatest down in paper form and out in time for the Christmas rush.

Not wanting to join them in that respect, but inspired to publish some pictures post the joy-filled summer that was the Olympics and Paralympics, I'm currently planning a PDF release of some photos and accompanying text on Sports Photography, probably out early 2013 and on sale for charity.

One of the Chapters is definitely going to be titled: "How much the average Sports Agent cares about Photographer's Copyright".  Currently that chapter is looking very blank.

*** UPDATE *** (not quite a Stop Press....).  As well as the PDF version which will be on sale on my website when ready, I hope to publish as an iBook.  Unfortunately the iBook will not be for charity as the pricing structure means that a large chunk of the money goes to support the financially-strapped Apple Corporation =:~)

Local Artist Tim Hulley

I have taken some photographs of canvases by local artist Tim Hulley for his publicity.  They are on sale at Whirlow Farm in Sheffield (web link: Whirlow Farm).  They are pictures of the animals and landscapes of the Peak District.

Move over J K Rowling

Ok, so the content is different and I don't write about wizards (though as I get older and grumpier the wish to have a wand that would respond to "Expelliarmus" etc is very tempting).

No, the publishing world has decided to act like buses recently and make a splurge on my photos in: the Rotherham Advertiser; Dinnington Guardian; Barnsley Chronicle; Sheffield Telegraph and (best of all) UK Tennis magazine.

At least she'll have an ice-breaker now in case we start mingling in the same circles......

Starting a long wait

Marcus Clodius Balista has finished his fourth adventure and now there is the long wait til 'The Wolves of the North' comes out.  Check it out at: http://www.harrysidebottom.co.uk

Tour of Britain 2012

The Tour of Britain is the UK's biggest professional bicycle race and a centrepiece of the British sporting calendar as the country’s largest free-to-watch live sporting event, with many hundreds of thousands more following via television and online.
Lucky enough to be able to take a day off work yesterday and head off to deepest Derbyshire and catch the riders for 10 seconds as they slow down to take a sharp left-hand turn over some loose gravel.  Centre frame is Bradley Wiggins, British winner of the Tour de France 2012.

See more at: Tour of Britain

Happiness is not a destination - it's a journey

nuff said!

Welcome to the OFFICIAL Jessica Ennis Facebook Page

One of my photos from last Friday's welcome home civic reception for Jessica Ennis in Barker's Pool, Sheffield has made it onto the OFFICIAL Jessica Ennis Facebook page (892,367 likes · 358,648 talking about this).
See more at: Andy Chubb Photography