My HND student work 1988-89

I spotted this girl outside a record shop in Manchester, laiden with Bros badges. I playfully bantered with her that they wouldn't be around for that long.

I was introduced to Tony by one of my college lecturers who suggested he would be an interesting subject. Tony was eccentric, who had a small craft studio selling various leather artworks. He was also a session musician who had played with The Jam. He was a prankster, a man after my own heart!

Bernard Llewellyn, farmer and owner of Carreg Cennen castle, Brecon Beacons.

A guard in uniform at Cardiff museum proudly poses for me.

A fellow photography student friend David Green in his rented accommodation (I latterly took the room for myself). Sketty Road, Swansea. Please check out David's work

Bernard Llewellyn, farmer and owner of Carreg Cennen castle, Brecon Beacons.

I was walking along Dillwyn Street, Swansea and noticed this old chap through the window. I knew I had to get this shot as he fitted in his environment perfectly.

I happened upon this motley gang of lads in Manchester City centre, asked them to pose and they all fell naturally into place without any prompting from me.

A pavement artist taken outside HMV on Market Street, Manchester. I think I remember he was homeless too but can't quite recall. Sadly, things have become a lot worse of late.

Will Williams, dairy farmer and cow taken at six in the morning using natural light. A very amiable chap he was too. Brecon Beacons

A farmer in the Brecon Beacons proudly shows off his collection of car badges.