Photography by Jason McGlade

Jason McGlade is a photographer and creative director well known for his eclectic style and unusual approach to photography. He describes himself as an 'organic' photographer interested in the practical process of image making that, he believes, is intrinsic to the outcome of the final image. He predominately works with film, processing his negatives and printing in the darkroom thus being able to shape his images. In this slideshow, there are several projects montaged together: - The death of print. Shot in the studio and on location in various book shops. The inspiration for the shoot was the often lamented 'Death of print' and Jason produced the final images in the darkroom and hand painted the prints afterwards. - Walking The dog. Some imagery from trips to Puglia in Italy, Albania, Germany and the UK. - The East Cliff Hotel. Shot on location in a special place -- the East Cliff Hotel in Dover. The fashion pictures were sandwiched together with old postcards and Some of the hotel guests are featured in the story. - Fiori de Menta. A fantastical story of a priest who falls in love with a local beauty in the far South of Italy. All imagery produced in the darkroom using the contemporary work mixed with antique glass negatives of religious paintings. - The wheel. A project shot for the newest issue of Freestyle Magazine about breaking free from the drudgery of everyday life. - The glass project. Made on huge pieces of reinforced glass in his