If, as Ansel Adams once noted, a good photograph is "knowing where to stand", then Malcolm could well stake claim to a regular spot as England's Deep Square Leg. The ability this man has to stand in a muddy Lincolnshire field and point the camera at something roughly resembling a rusty gate is second to none. He is the… Read more

If, as Ansel Adams once noted, a good photograph is "knowing where to stand", then Malcolm could well stake claim to a regular spot as England's Deep Square Leg. The ability this man has to stand in a muddy Lincolnshire field and point the camera at something roughly resembling a rusty gate is second to none. He is the Bailey of Gaywood, the McCullin of Ponders End. His art is a flickering street lamp in the drab council estate of life. Malcolm Leslie Brooklyn Crouchman, I salute you.