Actually shot more in the Summer on a busy Saturday at Whitby Abbey, somehow holds a slight “December” feel. This is my last “Post a B&W photo each day for five days and nominate a new soul each day to do the…
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B&W CHALLENGE – DAY 3: Show me your willy
Dungeness is a unique environment created from eroded material from the last ice age and is classed as a ‘desert’ . It is also the largest single land mass in Europe that is completely covered in photographers. Steve Mepsted, included…
B&W CHALLENGE – DAY 1: Fortune Cookie
Day 1 of my Facebook B&W challenge. My friend from years ago Wendy Ashton kindly nominated me. She is now in back in California, but was an occasional assistant for me years ago. I can’t find a link to a website for…
Tagged with: 5 day challenge, Analogue photography, Black and White photography, Black and White printing, Chinese take away, Darkroom, Documentary Photography, England, Horizont, Panoramic Photography, Swing Lens
Posted in analogue photography, black and white, Panoramic Photography, social documentary
Posted in analogue photography, black and white, Panoramic Photography, social documentary
Minus 16 in Tallinn
Just back from an amazing week teaching students in Tallinn, Estonia. Mainly studio sessions, and a very full week of teaching, so I did not get a huge amount of time to be outside getting pictures for myself, especially since…
Capitalism can fuck off
It is nice to be able to have my Horizont back! This Soviet camera made in 1969 is a beautiful swing lens machine (sometimes called a turret camera) which makes it possible to shoot in a confined space, such as…
Tagged with: Battersea Power Station, capitalism, demonstration, Estonia, Panoramic Photography, Soviet, Swing Lens
Posted in analogue photography, black and white, darkroom, Panoramic Photography, Swing Lens, teaching
Posted in analogue photography, black and white, darkroom, Panoramic Photography, Swing Lens, teaching
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