Present when it matters. Invisible when it doesn’t. Capture, don’t create.

📌 A quick note about using my content. I get quite a few messages asking to use my content. If you’re an independent creator and would like to use any of my photos or videos, all I ask is that you message me first. It’s simply a matter of courtesy. If I agree, please: • Credit @TheNowherePhoto • Consider making a small, fair donation via my Buy Me a Coffee. 100% of every penny goes directly back into future trips, travel costs and equipment so I can continue documenting what’s happening and sharing it with everyone. I don’t do this to make a living—I do it because I believe these stories should be recorded. Your support helps me make that possible. Thank you to everyone who has supported, shared and respected my work. It genuinely means a lot. This offer does NOT apply to companies for obvious reasons — Adrian buymeacoffee.com/TNWphotogra…
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I just happen to be there? It’s called hard work…. Honestly this is hilarious He must be a parody No wonder the uk is doomed with people like this 😂😂😂
He's going for @thenowherephoto now, basically saying he's a liar. What i want to know is if there are no boats or migrants invading the UK.... who is behind the thousands of Tiktok accounts? They have videos going back years of their journeys across many dif countries, are they all just pretending to be living in disgusting migrant camps? And why are there hundreds of HMOs all over the UK now filled with young migrants that cant speak English?
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Lindsay ❤️ Some of you have called me all sorts of things over the last month, and to be truthful, it makes me incredibly uncomfortable. I even hate the word “followers”. It all feels a little pretentious to me. Because the person who really deserves some recognition is my wife, Lindsay. She is, without question, the hardest-working person I know. I’ve been away for more than a month documenting what’s happening in France, but none of it would have been possible without her unwavering support at home. Not once has she complained about how long I’ve been away. In fact, when I was ready to come home, it was Lindsay who encouraged me to stay a few extra days and finish what I’d started. While I’ve been out there, she’s looked after our two teenagers, kept the house running, helped look after my unwell mum and, of course, taken care of Ziva. At one point the roof even started leaking. She got it repaired and deliberately didn’t tell me because she knew I’d worry and probably come home to deal with it. That’s Lindsay. People have been incredibly kind about what I’ve done this past month, but you’ve only seen the bloke holding the camera. You haven’t seen the woman at home quietly holding everything else together so that I could keep holding that camera. Lindsay is the real hero of this last month. She doesn’t seek attention or recognition. She certainly wouldn’t call herself a hero. But I know what she has done for me, our family and this project. And I’ll never forget it. Maybe when all this madness has finally settled down, I’ll persuade her to sit down with me on camera and say hello. Until then, I just wanted you all to know about the person behind the scenes who made everything I’ve done possible. Thank you, Lindsay. I couldn’t have done any of it without you. ❤️
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Back home in my favourite place With my wife and Ziva Barbour wax jacket, black Labrador and I pay tax Far right thug level 8 Just need pub and beer to top it 😂
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Or if they were clever let them through with hidden trackers and then take down a network Oh wait a photo opportunity is better Their can’t be that many manufacturers of these boats
🚨BREAKING: 25 inflatable boats destined to be used to carry up to 1,700 illegal immigrants across the English Channel have been seized at East Midlands Airport, the National Crime Agency says
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Just incase you missed @Iromg this morning and wanted to catch what we talked about here’s a link to the talk Always a pleasure to be invited on and Mike and his team have been so supportive to me from early on youtu.be/JBtHy0hKZD8?is=TWEO…
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Back home Yes I was stopped by border force, they asked a few questions then asked got me to open the boot The smell of wet boots, clothes and the mess gave them a shock and I was on my way north 😂 First proper cup of tea in 5 weeks, lots of hugs and great to hear what the kids have been upto since I have been gone Ziva got prime spot on the sofa and didn’t move for anyone, making silly growling noises every time I stopped stroking for more than 3 seconds Adrian
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“From Decathlon to the sea” I documented these two adults buying life jackets for two children, then tracked them to the camp and onto the beaches days later. Twice the woman confronted me, and twice she was aggressive. The children looked extremely scared, as they should. That same day, two people died attempting the crossing. One of the girls was tossed into the boat like discarded trash. Should the adults responsible be sent to prison for putting these children in such danger? France is not at war. These people are not fleeing a war-torn France. These children are being deliberately put into an incredibly dangerous situation by the adults responsible for them.
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Booked just now for a rare night out for the wife and I Can’t wait May even get dressed up and have a shave 😎👍🏻🇬🇧
See you soon Wilmslow! 💪🏼👊🏼 For tickets head to antmiddleton.live This is a small bespoke/chatham house rules event so don’t miss out! See you soon Manchester… 🫡🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 wilmslow.co.uk/news/article/…
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Stopping in Dover to say hello and finally meet @gbhkoolbabe Been online buddies but always nice to put a face to a profile She does a great job of documenting the uk side when the boats come into Dover Please support her on here and YouTube youtube.com/@koolbabechannel…
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37 days later…. Just stopped for breakfast before the ferry home to the uk 37 long days, so much learnt, experienced and more importantly the story has spread far beyond my imagination More people who see the reality the better Change will come I’m even more excited now for a very big project that I hope to put in place soon Needs planning, some investment from myself and maybe a huge story Fingers crossed I don’t get hassle going back to the uk Can’t wait to see my kids, wife, mother and my incredible dog Over and out from France Adrian 🇫🇷🚣🏻🇬🇧 Footage from yesterday at Hardelot beach
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I’m doing an interview with @Iromg just before 8 am UK time If you fancy like watching, I’ll be talking about the last few days of the trip youtube.com/live/R4uW8C96G74…
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The third crossing yesterday at Hardelot Beach on the north-east coast of France. A long run to get to it, followed by a very quick pickup. The madness continues at pace. The only good news is that the weather window closes this evening and looks set to keep the crossings paused for a while. At the moment, it seems only the weather has the ability to pause this invasion.
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One boat has launched in darkness from Hardelot beach this morning Approximately 4:00am I had a heads up but to be honest I was exhausted and a long travel day back after this mornings last attempt at capturing boats Next time I’ll get a boat being launched or even pumped 🤞🤞🤞🤞
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The first crossing of the day. Midnight. Alone in the darkness for an hour before they finally came out, and I joined them in the water. I’m quite proud of the videography on this one. Night shoots are challenging in more ways than one. Listen to the eerie silence in some of the clips. It really gives you a sense of how dark and isolated it was out there. Apologies for posting these out of order.
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The second crossing of the day. These people are now in the UK and will soon be living in communities across the country. Watch their attitudes as they make the crossing. This was filmed at Hardelot Beach in northern France, around 30 minutes south of Calais. Excuse the talking in the background. I was live-streaming from my other camera at the same time.
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I’ve actually lost out today at the Number of boats I’ve seen I believe that was number six just left now And one more down the coast I’ve never seen so many illegal migrant boats in one day
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Two people died today attempting to cross the Channel. This footage was filmed at Hardelot in France, around 30 minutes south of Calais. A woman is seen taking a child, who I presume is her daughter, onto a small boat to cross one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. And while doing it, she still felt entitled to have a go at me. The child has no say in any of this. Whatever your views on immigration, putting a child onto a tiny boat to cross the Channel is an enormous risk. They don’t get to make that decision for themselves. In my opinion, anyone who deliberately puts children in that kind of danger should face serious consequences under the law. Two people have lost their lives today. This isn’t a game. There are real consequences to these crossings.
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Four boats now from this location I have seen All Taxi boats From Hardelot today
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And people bring children across willingly
Two men died attempting to cross the Channel overnight off the coast of Berck. Two women were treated for burns.
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Honestly, sometimes I give up Who mentioned money? What money? I’ve been out here 37 days I’ve lost money I’ve lost time with my family that I’ll never get back and you put that snide little comment People like you disgust me This isn’t my job and I’ve lost money while being here
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Seeing no boats should be a good thing. Not you wishing for more small boats so you can further line your pockets.
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