I’m excited to announce the launch of my new website today that reflects a pivot towards landscape and nature photography. My work from India and beyond is of course present too and all images are available to order as open edition prints. I hope you enjoy browsing through 🙂
All posts by Simon
School Under a Metro Bridge – in colour
I have been following the progress of Mr Rajesh Kumar Sharma's  School Under a Metro Bridge in Delhi since 2012 and I thought I should share some of my colour work to complement the earlier all black and white images in the original post and do have a look at the school's Facebook page, meanwhile … Continue Reading ››
Simon de Trey-White’s new website!
Getting around to making my new website was something I'd been putting … Continue Reading ››
Strange Fruit
Labourer Sohan Lal (55) holds passport sized images of his daughter Murti (right) … Continue Reading ››
Dongria Kondh vanquish Vedanta
The Dongria Kondh tribe’s struggle against Vedanta Resources began in 1997 after the first agreement was reached between the Odisha government and a subsidiary of Vedanta for a mine … Continue Reading ››
The Other Taj Mahal
Villagers made fun of former postmaster Faisal … Continue Reading ››
School Under a Metro Bridge
Their classroom is outdoors in the heat and dust, its roof a rumbling metro line, blackboards painted onto a rough concrete wall but for some … Continue Reading ››
Pushkar Mela 2012
After a gap of two years I went back to the Pushkar Camel fair (see … Continue Reading ››
Delhi’s Baolis (Stepwells)
After doing a guided walk to some of Delhi’s ancient baolis (stepwells) I decided to explore more of them. I'd been living in the city for 5 years and though … Continue Reading ››
Oz Fest opening night + Bhubaneswar concert
Australia's four month Oz … Continue Reading ››
Hardayal Library
For any book lover within striking distance the venerable Hardayal Library in Old Delhi is a … Continue Reading ››
Marwari: Trampled Under Foot
In 2008 I began working on a story about India’s fieriest and most regal … Continue Reading ››
Holi
Holi, also called the Festival of Colours, is a spring festival celebrated by Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jains and others. It is primarily observed in India, Nepal, … Continue Reading ››
‘Medicine Baba’
Faced with India's seemingly all-pervading endemic corruption one could be forgiven for beginning to lose faith in human nature. So it was really refreshing recently to … Continue Reading ››
Mad Dogs and Englishmen..
Working with great natural light for portraiture is difficult to top and capturing people at ease … Continue Reading ››
The Love Commandos
Sadly, the Indian media still reports with dispiriting frequency on horrific accounts of  so-called 'honour killings'.  These occur mainly in the Northern states and are virtually unknown in South … Continue Reading ››
Pushkar Camel Fair
The Indian festival of Kartik Poornima,is celebrated with particular fervour annually in October or November in Pushkar, Rajasthan. Its held in the … Continue Reading ››
The Kung Fu Nuns of Nepal
Just reaching the Druk Gawa Khilwa (DGK) Buddhist Nunnery atop the lofty Druk Amitabha Mountain near Kathmandu in Nepal was a challenge in itself. Firstly the taxi driver and … Continue Reading ››
Durga Puja in Delhi 2011
Durga puja celebrates worship of the Hindu goddess Durga. It refers to all the six days observed as Mahalaya, … Continue Reading ››
Hanging Is In The Blood
*UPDATED WITH NEW IMAGES 15/09/2011*
In May 2010 I went to photograph 65 year old Mammu Singh who was at that time one of India's last official hangmen. This was in the context of an Indian court having just convicted Ajmal … Continue Reading ››
Incentivised Sterilisation in India
When  I first saw this story reported in the Indian press with a headline something … Continue Reading ››
Krishna Janmashtami
Krishna Janmashtami, is a Hindu festival celebrating the birth of Krishna, an avatar of the god Vishnu. Janmashtami is … Continue Reading ››
A Walk on the WWF Side
In 2009 I had a great 3 week assignment for the WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) in Nepal. The aim of this was to highlight WWF's … Continue Reading ››
The Legendary Indian Rope Trick
One of the most fascinating assignments I’ve done in India was for the Independent newspaper with their award winning South Asia Correspondent Andrew Buncombe and concerned Ishamuddin Khan, … Continue Reading ››
The Matchmaking Doctor
62 year old Dr Anil Kumar Jhingan, seeing me perspiring freely as I worked, graciously apologises that the AC unit is not working due to a power cut. I ask him not to worry and he welcomes another patient into his consulting room in New Delhi … Continue Reading ››
Dirt and Devotion
I’d noticed the rusting carcass of a scooter in the road outside my Delhi flat even during the moving-in process last year. But as it was tucked away it barely registered with me as now into my third year in the country, I … Continue Reading ››