She says she holds a “massive affinity” for him and his work, and it was whilst travelling the country seeing his exhibitions that Warley had the idea to stage her own exhibition.
“We’d been down to a gallery in Bristol, and he just happened to be in – he’d signed a book and took some pictures with us.
“I said ‘well if he can do it, I can put on an exhibition’.”
The photographer says Scarborough is an “absolute joy” to capture.
“A lot of people come [to Scarborough] from West Yorkshire, but they always come after the workday is over.
“Taxi drivers bring their families down at tea-time, so if you go down to the beach at that time on a summer weekend, there will be a whole different set of people than those who were there in the afternoon.
“In the afternoon, it’s more the shirts-off crowd, kids playing football kind of thing.
“You can see different tableaus as the day goes on and almost track the day depending on who is around.”