Showing posts with label 35mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 35mm. Show all posts
Monday, 27 January 2014
Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Oh Trouble
It's been a busy few months and this blog is gathering dust, but it's a good sign of keeping on my toes.
I've been working on a couple of different things, and on a particularly interesting project with On The Record. This group of lovely folk are getting people to tell their stories and uncovering history through interviews and lived experiences. I've been taking portraits for their work about Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, meeting hecklers, orators, jokers and troublemakers.
Some of my portraits will be included in the exhibition at the Bishopsgate Institute, opening December 7th.
Click here for a portrait I took and the story of one of the lovely troublemakers I met, Ruth Eastwood.
Sunday, 2 June 2013
Monday, 17 December 2012
Copper Island
Labels:
35mm,
adventures,
belomo vilia,
blue,
copper,
copper mine,
cyprus,
exploring,
iso 200,
mountains,
roadtrip,
rocks,
sky,
summer,
summer 2012,
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Tuesday, 13 November 2012
City Corner Cafe
This blog has been pretty quiet recently but that's no reflection on the shutter finger clicking away as always.
Nearly finished with a short photography course at Create Studios in Brighton - really interesting course which has made me think a lot about the photos I take and how to improve on what I do.
Some images here that I took for the course - experimenting with under-exposure and flash.
Labels:
35mm,
agfa,
booths,
cafe,
city corner cafe,
e1,
greasy spoon,
iso 200,
leica m4-p,
london,
under-exposed
Thursday, 20 September 2012
Monday, 17 September 2012
Tour d'Eiffel
Labels:
35mm,
blue,
eiffel tower,
france,
ISO 400,
leica m4-p,
paris,
portra 400,
seine,
sky,
steel,
summer,
summer 2012,
tour d'eiffel,
tourist,
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