I’ve returned to my roots. It seems at the core of it all not much has changed. I'm passionate about pictures, curious about people & care about their lives.
As part of my long term documentary picture story about the Lea Bridge Road I spent a year photographing The Potters House church. I have combined black and white stills with video to tell this story. Grab a coffee and enjoy. https://t.co/OoyNacOu4Z
It seems to be a bit of Hull week. My book ‘Star & Garter Hull 1983’ is part of Café Royal book of the week deal that focusses on 1970's and 1980's Hull. Books by John Bentley, Sean Plunkett, Peter Marshall and Luis Bustamante up for grabs with 20% off - https://t.co/i7qITmPb7F
It seems that life is best run quickly so here is a minute long video edit for the BB Café story, the best cafe in east London? russellboycephotographer - https://t.co/h8UTy6z2vD
Just for fun George and I decided we’d throw in a few of our pictures of Hull’s drag artist Ray Millington (AKA Bobby Mandrell and Kandy de Barry) who announced his retirement after 50 years performing. https://t.co/4ujr3BiHbp
After 4 years working on my series of pictures about the Lea Bridge Road, my exhibition ‘Living the Changes’ has now opened. Here’s a poster and a peak at the show exhibition. It's accessible to all as it's on the fence of Lea Bridge Library, London E10 https://t.co/wBqztGnN54
Since 2020, The Brothers Project has been providing hot meals to the most vulnerable in east London. What started as a small initiative among friends during Ramadan in the COVID-19 pandemic has now grown into a lifeline for 1000s- picture story here https://t.co/00SPm4tD0C
Very nice this morning to wake up to this from Tomasz from FRAMES - so many thanks. If you don't yet subscribe to the posts from FRAMES it's well worth a look, so much good and varied work and easy to consume. Russell Boyce https://t.co/sFBlUV6UGU
Last week I judged a street photography competition. Easier said than done. The process echoed my thoughts on why I continue to approach strangers & take their pictures. Equally importantly, once the picture shot, how to present the story. My thoughts here https://t.co/1LoJYu6VGu
As part of my story about Lea Bridge Road, I spent weeks documenting the carpenters in K&H Timbers Supplier as they celebrate their 45th year. I'm obsessively exploring presentation so used different formats, colour digital, B/W medium format film & video https://t.co/KlhTuemUgb
Halloween comedy-horror. A middle aged washed-up male stripper group take one last show. They discover they are the intended sacrifice to raise a 16th century witch from the dead. I was invited by director Marc Coleman to document the finale scene. https://t.co/ZQ8E1mPIW9
I’m now actually getting to grips with the square format of the Rolleiflex, 12 frames per roll of film and to focus it is a bit of a struggle. If you have a minute to spare, a few of my favourite recently shot pictures here https://t.co/ZxJvyjaRpz
Exhibition 'You and Me in HU3' - An Interview with photographers Russell Boyce & George Norris discussing their documentary work in Hull over the last 40 years https://t.co/WR41iEU916 via @YouTube
A line was drawn under my documentary photographic work in Hull. Stories I'd begun in the 1980s & completed last year ‘Rag Bone!’, ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Kandy de Barry!’ and ‘Star & Garter’ all converged in one place on one chaotic evening. What's next? https://t.co/PWBwXZbhPw
1983 I spent many lunchtimes shooting pix in Star & Garter pub. 2023 I lined them up in the exact place I took them. I needed a soundtrack for the video and what better than the Housemartins track ‘Think for a Minute’. See it here https://t.co/60P3JbdgnX Thanks @PaulHeatonSolo
1983 I spent many lunchtimes shooting pix in Star & Garter pub. 2023 I lined them up in the exact place I took them. I needed a soundtrack for the video and what better than the Housemartins track ‘Think for a Minute’. See it here https://t.co/60P3JbdgnX Thanks @PaulHeatonSolo