Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(1/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(2/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(3/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(4/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(5/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(6/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(7/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(8/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(9/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(10/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(11/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(12/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
(13/14)
Submerge
2023
Submerged 2017 – ongoing. Digital photos. A chronological recording of mother and daughter bathtime
My youngest arrived five weeks early. We still have baths together sometimes, even now she is 14 years old. A kind of intimate ritual. For me maximising the time I have with her somehow, that she didn’t get in my tummy – as a full term baby would. Togetherness in some primitive way, fluid way. Time to talk to her in an intimate non negotiable space, without my phone! Head to head where I concentrate just on her, or maybe we just read. Both loving water we find a mutual place of consent where just for five or ten minutes we are still together.
These photographs record my daughter’s transformation from a child to a teenager. It was just after my Mum died, I started recording our bathtime with my FujiFilm camera. The photograph a minimal talking point, quick and unposed. Part of an ongoing project: simple time together when I focus on my daughter. I wanted to record her, as I had recorded my mother getting older with my Hasselblad in the series ‘Sunday Morning’. Special camaras that leave space for the protagonist.
