I compiled the "toilet" series on a semi-regular basis. Men's bathrooms are generally off-limits to the opposite sex, and in this example (at a boys grammar school - Campbell College Belfast) to people of a certain age.

Uniform, and yet rather decadent... This black and white print from a 35mm negative, has been tainted by the chemicals in processing. Giving it a feel which for me has always been in keeping with my impression of men's public toilets.

I was privileged enough to spend an afternoon at the Maze prison in Belfast, guided round by an ex-prisoner.

When you come from Belfast, no matter what your political views, you can't help but be affected by the remnants of the prison and the infamous H-blocks. I took something like 500 frames, recording a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The Northern Irish government has advanced plans to pull down most of the prison and turn it into a sports stadium. But the space is fascinating, and for my money ought to be preserved as is - an eerie atmospheric shell. Let the ghosts of the past haunt it. It doesn't need to become a political mecca.

Most striking are rooms like this - the pool room - which could almost have been abandoned yesterday.

A potentially humorous image. I snapped these two wheelbarrows in the building area of an extension to the hotel I was then working part-time as a kitchen porter in. The place was a mess, and yet they kept serving food - even after they found the asbestos in an adjacent room, separated by a plastic sheet...
The barrows had been left by the builders in this position. To me it speaks of the basic mechanics of sex...