Making Mito
Disponible en español aquí The community of Mito is the focus of the fourth edition of PeruZine, available at BetulaContinue Reading
Author: J. Ashley Nixon
I make photographs, books and films exploring culture and natural heritage.
From the Darkroom: Rayographs
American painter and photographer Man Ray (born Emmanuel Radnitzky), moved from New York to Paris in 1921 to join aContinue Reading
From the Darkroom: Developing reels
I haven’t worked in a photographic darkroom for more than four decades. Some of the skills are there in myContinue Reading
22 pics from ’22
Continuing a series begun in 2010, I have compiled an annual collection of photographs that matches the year. So forContinue Reading
Fall without colour becomes winter
Blood and rust Sunburned skins Blocked off from sap In a senescent circuit Light plates separate And fall Without colourContinue Reading
Airedale: Terrier and Terrain
This ten-minute film takes a dog-eye view of places in Yorkshire that form part of the history of the AiredaleContinue Reading
A source of Aire
A source of Aire You come from karst A tarn, to start Then trickle through A fence, a wall BeforeContinue Reading
I am Rombald
I am Rombald Before the wheel The rail, the cut Before the mills Spewed out their soot I roamed theContinue Reading
Making Manchay
The rapidly growing community of Manchay is the focus of the third edition of PeruZine, available at Betula Books. ThisContinue Reading
Spanish steps
Carmen Romero dances with Flamenco Jaleo at Expo 2022, Calgary, Canada. © J. Ashley Nixon You can tell when FlamencoContinue Reading
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