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photojournalism

genuine imagery and truthful storytelling form the foundation of my documentary work. based heavily in the outdoors, I report on lesser known topics within the field of rural living.

published with multiple magazines, both online and in print, I continue to execute projects all across the globe.

 

branding and curation

visual branding: working together to create considered and authentic imagery, I capture the innate ethos of your business, focusing on tangibility and story.

content curation: with a natural colour palette and minimalistic design, I create thoughtful and modern layouts for publication, campaign, lookbooks and print.

 

editorial

incorporating product, clothing and location, I create emotive imagery that invokes a feeling of exploration and intimacy through the use of styling, concept and photography.

F O L L O W A L O N G

@amyjrobinson_

content in the silence, the breeze caresses my soul. cold air soothing, I lose control ✨ - assignment with @visitfaroeislands #føroyar #visitfaroeislands
heading back towards the city is never fun, especially when it means leaving føroyar
I absolutely adore finding makers who work with unique and unusual materials. Gurli, of @alia_gurli, uses sheep horn to handcraft beautiful and delicate jewellery in the Faroe Islands. After the autumn seyðaslátur (sheep slaughter) there is an abundance of sheep horn that would be thrown away, as it is known to be incredible difficult to work with. But, taking on the challenge by the horns, it is now put to use in Gurli’s home workshop. I am very excited to show you some of the images from our shoot in Gurli’s home studio that we quickly put together in a couple of hours. Takk fyri @hjooordis og @esterskala ✨
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fishing in føroyar, as fresh as they come
Yesterday was #worldsmentalhealthday but I’m not so good at keeping up with national or international days so here I am. I believe mental health should be talked about, so should recovery and so should healing. However, it’s come to my attention that me been open and honest about my mental health and sexually abusive past may be triggers for other people. This is a difficult thing, because of course I do not want to inflict pain on other people, but I also think it’s important to talk, especially without the fear of being shamed for recovering. It’s a complicated topic because one persons reaction to a situation will not be the same as another’s. Certain associations will relate to different things for different people. Please know that this is a safe space where I will not hold judgement against you for your recovery as I understand that each persons journey to recovery is their own. I can only apologise if my captions and conversations trigger some of your own problems, but I also know that you are strong enough to understand the root of these problems and overcome them, in your own time, without pressure. I will not shame you for your recovery, please do not shame me for mine. ‘I’m out within nature, the place that is always supposed to help me feel better. But instead, I feel empty and alone. I feel a sort of numbness, like I’m hollow. I cried on my hike today, just so fucking disheartened and blank about my achievements. I feel guilty for not feeling fulfilled or proud. I feel so stupid for not feeling happy when I have so much to be thankful for. I’m so privileged and millions of people have a life so much harder than mine. I’ve literally accomplished some of my biggest goals yet I feel so empty. I’ve overcome some real fucking personal challenges and still feel pathetic and vulnerable and lost.’ - something I wrote earlier today. I’m not sure if it’s my change of pill that is negatively effecting my mental health but I have to thank the people close to me for being supportive and sharing their stories with me.