Highlights of some of my assignments during Edinburgh’s festival season, including commissions for theatre companies and the press.
Left: “Dust”, a Fringe play about NUM president Arthur Scargill, a photocall pictured at the Scottish Mining Museum.
The forecast is bright for BBC Scotland’s Weather team’s presenters – Gail McGrane, Judith Ralston and Gillian Smart show off their newborn babies after giving birth within just one month of each other. Pictures for BBC Scotland.
“A Conversation With Carmel”, a dance show featuring the 2011 Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s youngest and oldest performers – renowned dancer Diana Payne-Myers, aged 83, and 13 month old Otis Gilmore.
Tangy the Jungle City arts festival orangutan sculpture swings in to Paterson Arran’s factory to lend a hand. The Livingston factory is sponsoring one of the key artpieces of Jungle City, part of the Edinburgh Art Festival.
Arthur Scargill, the miners leader who went to battle against Margaret Thatcher in 1984 by calling a national coal strike, is the central character in “Dust” at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Pictured at the Scottish National Mining Museum for Quidem Productions / Universal Arts.
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