documentary photographer

[michael grieve]

The debate is a good one, its part of the process. I knew it would not be easy for people to understand.
I liked your analogy about the local newspaper.

[Rude Boy]

"can i ask, do alot of uk actors/actresses work in hungary?"

Not that I'm aware of, it would be a case of sending coal to Newcastle if anyone still uses that analogy. Some of those from the UK involved in photography and videography however do work in Hungary. In my opinion the Hungarian models are the best in the world but I know I'm the Budapest bore so I'll shut up now!

[michael grieve]

Despite your assumptions it is not a profit making book. It is a well known fact that documentary books do not make money. Publishers who publish books of this kind do so because they also publish commercial books, thats how they survive.
Women and men who understand what i am doing will also understand that this is not about money, but that it is about capturing a part of British culture for ever. You either get that or you don't.
Interesting how people start talking about money, as if everything in life is bought, it says more about them than it does about me!
However we all have to make a living and i understand your concerns, but people will make up their own minds about what they want to do. I have been very clear what i am trying to do, i have nothing to hide.