Back in 2013, the body of a local councillor and amusement arcade tycoon was found cut in two at the precise centre of the bridge which links the Isle of Sheppey with England. Because of the position of the body, it…
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Meanwhile in Brixton
Monday 11th January – a street party in Brixton to celebrate the life of David Bowie. Hastily organised via Facebook…… dancing, singing and drinking…….
OWN THE LIGHT
This is my students end of year show, do come if you can, lots of blood, sweat and tears got them here. If you can’t make it, you can still see some of the work in the on-line catalogue.
Boldly Going…..
Thought I would start the year by dipping into my back catalogue a bit. Back in 2001, I was a freelance attached to Bill Johnston Photography and went to Abbey Road Studios to shoot film music composer Jerry Goldsmith recording…
Tagged with: Abbey Road Studios, Analogue photography, Colour Photography, Jerry Goldsmith, SACD
Posted in music, social documentary
Posted in music, social documentary
B&W CHALLENGE – DAY 5: Dairy Ice Cream
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…
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
The Shot I Never Forgot
I was recently at the Brighton Biennial, some fantastic work and an amazing event, and saw a show called “The Shot I Never Forgot”. What was interesting was the range of personal shots and stories, not always in the photographers…
Tagged with: Analogue photography, Black and White photography, Brighton Bienniel, cat, children, Documentary Photography, England, Keighley, Pentax, Pet, Recession, Yorkshire
Posted in analogue photography, black and white, social documentary
Posted in analogue photography, black and white, social documentary
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