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01/06/2026

I sat on the floor alone of a random building deep in Rome last night, the podium had finished forty five minutes prior and all I was seeing was Camera not recognised. Gosh getting those files was a task. A stressful one at that. One I wouldn’t wish upon anyone. Oh the glamour. Johnny Milan took his stage win, clutch till the end, perseverance and all that. Jonas won, as we knew. Podcast got recorded, that’s the most shocking thing.

All the same four weeks done. Feels so good to type that. Files copied, eventually. Still not enough sleep, but that comes soon.

Currently boarding my flight to London for an exciting couple days with 📸 Can’t wait!

Talk soon! Now there’s a book to edit.

29/05/2026

Sometimes I take a moment to think, oh how wonderful is this, I just got to photograph the best athletes in the world racing through arguably one of the most beautiful mountain passes ever to be paved. I had a few of those moments today. Im very grateful to be here. Today was nice. So nice.

Stage Nineteen, I had it earmarked since way back. Passo Giau. Gosh I had to take nice photos there. If I can’t then what’s the point. Pressure, expectation, doubt, excitement, all those things. Self induced, but I want to be good, so good. There’s so many long days, bang your head against the wall days, trying desperately to make something from nothing in this job, occasionally, very seldom you get days like today when you don’t have to force the angle, you instead have to remember all the different photos you want to squeeze into a broken up peloton and still find new ones on the way. It’s a joy.

Sepp won. Completed the trilogy. That’s a great win for a great bike rider. I’m happy for him.

Time to sleep. Enjoy all the different angles of Passo Giau I found today. I’d love to find some more another time.

26/05/2026

I shot in Carì way back at the Tour de Suisse in 2024. I remembered it as soon as we began the drive up the valley, similar peaks, ridge lines, the rolling green fields. Only last time we couldn’t shoot the climb, confided to a shuttle bus and an iron fi**ed schedule we stuck to the finish. Oh it felt nice to finally have my freedom on this mountain. Dramatic clouds, razor peaks in the background, these things make me happy. Today was pleasant. I have no complaints, that’s a rare thing in a grand tour, especially the third week. I’ll take it.

Also - did you watch Jonas attack? Gosh. It looked like watching Tadej, ridden off the wheel with ease. Please let’s all pray for a thrilling Tour de France. Please. We love good bike racing.

Home in eight days. So I’m told. That’s also a wonderful thing.

Goodnight friends. Thanks as always for being here. And yes, the book is very much a work in progress right now, second edition coming soon.

24/05/2026

I think all week the sprinters were asked about today. The pan flat city run in, ending in a circuit, similar to the big city finales of every grand tour. Of course it was a sprint day, anyone could see that. I didn’t really ever consider otherwise, not until Mitchell mentioned it around 10km to go, crossing paths to the finish line, yeah I’m a bit worried he said, huh? Only then I really checked the livestream and saw the gap, wild. The rockets will still wait, clutch, but there’s some style in leaving it until the end, right?

I never enjoy city shooting. Put me in the mountains any day, no really please do. But I went out, panned, embraced the mess of it, the buildings, shadows, warm light and now you have an Instagram post two days in a row. Unheard of these days. Finally the second rest day, been hanging out for this one for a while. Six stages, then London, then home. Charming. Home, bike riding and my people. How nice. Goodnight friends, thanks for being here!

23/05/2026

Every race day we do together in the car Zac and I have a game we play, by this point it’s now a tradition, once the racing is underway and the break of the day is established I fire up pro cycling stats, we suffer our way through one of the ads and then select the live tracking. I lead with the number of riders in the break, then begin reading each rider by first name only, Zac has to guess the bike racer, sometimes I give him clues, nationality, type of rider, team, previous results, whatever, the clues are endless. Today Zac did very well, he guessed all but one rider. I think that’s an outstanding effort and I didn’t know what else to write about so this is today’s caption.

Bike racing. Jonas in Pink now. Mountains. Mountains at 2pm sun. Sleepy. Very sleepy. Italy has been hot. Goodnight!

20/05/2026

Hi it’s me again. Been a while by Grand Tour standards but that’s okay. Back with a handful of photos from a handful of stages. I’m still hanging out for stage 19, the promised land, the light at the end of the tunnel, if it’s anything short of biblical photographs I’ll be disappointed. Definitely the right mindset. I won’t be disappointed. OKAY. I feel like Zac and I are making the most of the Giro so far, there hasn’t been anything I feel like we’ve missed, we’ve definitely been pushing, shooting when we can, the best we can, I’m happy about that. Oh and now, after today, over halfway, gosh. Also, we podcasted the other day, so that’s live, go and listen, please. Otherwise, same same, trying my best, happy enough, want more mountains, bike racing is happening, Jhonny, Jonas, Pippo, Jhonny again. That’s how it’s going. Slow pans, still fun, still cool, still could do those all day. Goodnight!

15/05/2026

The amount of times I’ve looked somewhere and thought oh if only you could climb up there, above the road, around the cliff, through the dense bush, countless times. Today I did, finally, I had a little idea in my head, make my way up the cliff side over looking the coastal road, yeah whatever not the worlds best photograph but one I certainly had a lot of fun taking, mountain finishes are fun, they give you what feels like a free card to play with in the beginning, it’s all about the story on the final climb, those are the days hero shots obviously, so before that, it doesn’t really matter, shoot whatever, if the bike racers are only a few pixels large, so be it. I had fun!

Of course, Jonas won, in this world of predictable bike racing we saw that coming, maybe we didn’t see Felix only 13 seconds behind though, that’s a little thrill now isn’t it. Here’s hoping for a real bike race the next two weeks. Two and a bit? Not the rest day yet, two more days for that.

Also, there’s so much blue in today’s post, I guess that happened. I kinda like it. Definitely one of my favourite colours alongside black. Wow you’re learning so much about me.

Okay, midnight, well 22 minutes past it, goodnight!

14/05/2026

The Giro always seems to find itself on a coastline road, it looks so good from above, watching the heli shots on TV, roadside it’s always messy, there’s chunky guardrails, train lines and beach clubs lining the sea, finally, after what has felt like a task for a few years now I took a photo of the coastline road that I like. Standing on an old power box, camera above my head, peloton filling the road. Yeah it doesn’t win any awards but I’m happy, small success. Okay what next. Yesterday was wet wet wet, poor bike racers honestly, that did not look fun. Igor Arrieta pulled off comeback after comeback and won, genuinely a thrilling finale to follow, today was chaos, unsurprising when there’s a slippery cobble corner a few hundred metres before the line, Ballerini won, another emotional celebration, that’s what we love. Trying to share photos on here, when it feels right, when I’m happy enough with them, it’s nice, no pressure, wanna keep it that way, it’s really just photos of a bike race, and it’s really just my Instagram. Goodnight 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

10/05/2026

Three days in Bulgaria! Bulgaria? That’s wild. Didn’t think I’d ever be typing that sentence anytime soon. Can’t say I’m sad to leave tomorrow morning, been a difficult few days trying to find something worth lifting the cameras for, this country definitely doesn’t seem built for bike racing just yet. All the same, worked as hard as I could to make something. Had a lovely three days in the car with Max and Zac and a charming time with the good humans at EF. It’s been a pleasure shooting Paul winning sprints, two now, a new king of the sprints, I love a new winner, and someone who really is thrilled to put the hands in the air. Lovely. Italy now, that’ll feel right, finally the Giro back in Italy. But don’t be fooled, there’s more motorway and cursed coastal stages coming. Oh bike racing. What a weird and wonderful niche. Goodnight pals, sorry for the lack of posts? Maybe? There’s a book to be made anyway. Ciao, goodnight again.

03/05/2026

Phew Traka. Long couple days that. Probably the most under prepared I’ve come into a race for a while now, minimal recon, plans holding on by a thread. Funny how I feel like that could read like I was racing. Spent my days covering both the 360 and 200, men’s and women’s races across two days. That takes some serious logistical planning. Time gaps over an hour, broken live tracking, make it make sense please.

Thankfully was in the safe hands of Guillem both days. We drove possibly the most wild shortcut I’ve ever experienced, a river over my knees, uphill sand, trees across the trails. Betrayed my maps. How funny. Thankfully my friends Mats did it the day before, someone else to understand how absurd that was. Finally coming out on the race route again, we asked the first fans, have the elite men come past yet? Hoping. They laughed, yes 25mins ago. Oh man, time to dance back to the front of the race.

As beautiful a thing bike racing is, especially the Traka. There’s some pretty glaring issues. Open roads. Amateurs jumping the pro women’s start. Cars driving in the middle of bunches, I saw far too many close calls, a sprint finish well organisation, team staff, and TV stood on the literal finish line surrounding the winner. It seems more efforts are made on restricting the media access than keeping bike riders safe and the racing fair. Trust me it’s not the photographers who work a hundred days of racing a year causing problems.

Anyway. I’ll try not to let that overshadow how beautiful and delightful bikes are. I love the worlds they take you, the people you meet, the emotions they bring out and the escapism of a bike. Sunrise shoot tomorrow. Giro d’Italia on Tuesday.

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