Kieran Turner's photos

This is one of a few late additions to the pics from the Sen'kovka festival at the border of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. Taken by Tonia, my friend who I work with under the auspices of www.aidconvoy.net

We all had temporary tatoos that night. This pic is rapidly becoming one of the most viewed in my photostream, you bunch of voyeurs! It's one of a few late additions to the pics from the Sen'kovka festival at the border of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. Taken by one of the gang I work with under the auspices of www.aidconvoy.net

That's what's going on. Honest. This is one of a few late additions to the pics from the Sen'kovka festival at the border of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. Taken by Tonia, my friend who I work with under the auspices of www.aidconvoy.net

This is one of a few late additions to the pics from the Sen'kovka festival at the border of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. Taken by Tonia, my friend who I work with under the auspices of www.aidconvoy.net

This is one of a few late additions to the pics from the Sen'kovka festival at the border of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. They recently arrived from Ukraine so I thought I'd upload them. Note the appropriately positioned flags! Funny thing, timing. I can look at my eyes in this picture and remember that this trip to Ukraine wasn't "work", although I am with Tonia and some of the gang who I often work with under the auspices of www.aidconvoy.net . But this trip was wonderful because instead of being work it was in fact more about me saying to them, "this time I need you, my friends", coming as it did right after a break-up which had left me with lots of questions. A time when I really needed to be me again, doing my stuff, instead of wishing I was half of something else. Best viewed bigger: static.flickr.com/38/96612988_bcad38f67d_o.jpg

At Mossy 's after our day of photography around Hampstead Heath. Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2, low light (no flash).

Soon (hopefully!)-to-be flatmate Rem , and Mossy , camera in hands of course! A hard-earned pub visit after our trip to Hampstead Heath for photos. Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2, low light (no flash).

Rem patiently awaits Mossy 's photograph... ;) Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2

Familiarising ourselves with the terrain whilst out on Hampstead Heath catching some photos. Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2

Mossy catching a view up to view-ish stuff on Hampstead Heath. Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2

Moving out of Brighton for the very last time, Landie full of posessions... Kinda links up with my recent meet-up with Toby just prior to his going to live in an eco-village in Missouri for a while. See this of him and this of me . Incidentally, the vehicle has since been stolen - if you happen to see a discovery which looks as though " www.aidconvoy.net " has been removed from its doors, do please let me know... Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2 - taken by Toby

Toby serenades me as I move out of Brighton for the very last time. Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2

Steve with his prizes... Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2, low light (no flash).

Also featuring Joinees Rothwell (left) and Webby (far right). Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2, low light (no flash).

Pentax Super-A, yellow filter, Ilford XP2. Under very yellow pub lighting (no flash).

Me with Babs, one of mum's rescued kitties; my mum and my grandma. Babs is named after grandma's mum, my great-gran, Barbara. Pentax Super-A, Ilford XP2, self-timer, and the exposure compensation set to x2 which may have been a bit pessimistic of me!

Fortunately, it's the van on the LEFT which is overtaking. But still...