“A politics of animal picturing must necessarily concern itself with seeing that which it is not permitted to see, and with getting others to see it. it is not enough to consider the ways in which animals are pictured, for that is to overlook, literally those areas in which they are kept deliberately out of sight” Picturing the Beast. animals, identity and representation. by Steve Baker

recently my work is being developed for use as data in research on horse welfare. I am developing my ongoing work from the past thirty years with documenting details of the horses. Now defining these details as welfare indicators, such as the horses face in movement. I am currently using much time and resources on producing data sets to be used in this research with over a million photographs being taken just during past year. its a huge undertaking in working hours and high expenses. this is more or less totally unfunded and I rely on donations to be able to do this work so do please help to make it possible this research possible. Your contribution will make a difference!

here you can see more of the work with media. publication of more recent date in international and equestrian media, podcasts and interviews. Some of this is collaborative, some is more traditional reporting on the work and issues.

My work appears in many contexts as exhibitions, talks, in media and projects. During the past couple of decades my photographs also features in others work such as for use in their talks, books teaching material and campaigns.