shrff.com

Hi, I’m James Sheriff — a web designer living in Manchester with a camera always within reach. By day, I run two companies, Genius Division and Better, alongside my longtime creative co-conspirators Craig Burgess and Richard Keys. By night (or whenever the light’s good), I’m usually out chasing moments with my camera — mostly for the joy of it.

James Sheriff sat on a rock
  • Sunday, November 4 2018

    Grand Canyon

    Visiting the Grand Canyon was a highlight of going to Las Vegas.

    Photoset Grand Canyon USA Holiday
  • Sunday, November 4 2018

    Ladybower Reservoir

    The rarely empty Ladybower Reservoir

    Photoset Reservoir
  • Saturday, November 3 2018

    Boulder City

    On a recent trip to the iconic Hoover Dam, our tour took a delightful detour. We found ourselves in the quaint town of Boulder City.

    Photoset Boulder City Nevada Holiday
  • Saturday, November 3 2018

    Neon Boneyard

    The Boneyard is home to an impressive collection of over 200 vintage neon signs. These aren't just any signs; they are pieces of art, each with a story to tell, dating back to the 1930s.

    Photoset Nevada Holiday Neon
  • Wednesday, April 11 2018

    Hoover Dam

    The Hoover Dam, nestled in the heart of Clark County, Nevada, is more than just a dam. It's a testament to human ingenuity and the power of engineering. This iconic structure has been standing tall for over eight decades.

    Photoset Hoover Dam Nevada Holiday USA
  • Monday, January 29 2018

    Digital Media Centre

    The Digital Media Centre is the home to Genius Division and other Barnsley digital media companies.

    Photoset Barnsley Digital Media Centre
  • Friday, January 2 2015

    Whitby

    The lighthouse at Whitby.

    Photoset Whitby Pier
  • Saturday, July 12 2014

    Barcelona

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    Photoset Spain Barcelona Holiday
  • Wednesday, March 19 2014

    Riga

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    A trip to Riga, Latvia just before they joined the European Union.

    Photoset Latvia Riga Holiday
  • Sunday, November 7 2010

    William Freeman

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    William Freeman's was a factory located in Barnsley that manufactured rubber based products such as hot water bottles. It closed in the early 2000s and was left derelict. The site has now been redeveloped.

    Photoset Urban Exploration Derelict Barnsley Graffiti