Where do you start? Well, if you are visiting Wooscary's photostream (and I think you should) I would start with the single greatest picture on flickr - it's the one with a typewriter on fire - have a look, you'll find it! Martin is one of the reasons I'm on flickr - his photos have that very rare quality of being re… Read more

Where do you start? Well, if you are visiting Wooscary's photostream (and I think you should) I would start with the single greatest picture on flickr - it's the one with a typewriter on fire - have a look, you'll find it! Martin is one of the reasons I'm on flickr - his photos have that very rare quality of being recognisable from just the thumbnail. Some photographers spend a lifetime developing a personal style - Martin has managed to do this in what seems like no time at all. Almost as interesting as his photographs is the famous Wooscary car boot. I have been fortunate enough to glimpse inside this twice and my secrecy agreement forbids me from disclosing its full contents - but it is VERY cool. One of the pleasant side effects of Martin's clearly absent social life is that he is happy to spend an hour or two in photophlow and provide those that pop along with some genuinely laugh out loud moments. I am very happy to recommend Wooscary to anyone that listens to me.

Mr Wooscary is a phenomenally prolific and productive photographer with a unique ‘eye’ for abstraction, spontaneity, provocation and occasionally humour too. Unlike so many other photographers (myself included) his work demonstrates a willingness to take chances with technique, lighting and subject matter and it often … Read more

Mr Wooscary is a phenomenally prolific and productive photographer with a unique ‘eye’ for abstraction, spontaneity, provocation and occasionally humour too. Unlike so many other photographers (myself included) his work demonstrates a willingness to take chances with technique, lighting and subject matter and it often conveys a sense of the anarchic in the true spirit of ‘art’. But he is one of the few photographers I know that always appear to make these ‘chances’ turn into something uniquely engaging. These qualities make Mr Scary’s work instantly identifiable (to me) and broach such a huge range of disparate subject matter from the static to the dynamic, the urban and rustic, documentary and fine art. More power to you Mr Woo!