I have an idea mulling about doing a pop up portrait exhibition so, as I had an hour free to wander around the village of Sinnington last night, I took one of my framed portraits as an experiment. Probably not good to have one on the ground. Like the football net background but might work […]
As noted in a previous post I was delighted to have been chosen from an open call for this new festival. On learning via an organiser’s email that our photographers were being displayed around Malton I went to the Brass Castle Brewery, as I had time to kill while my car was being serviced. I
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I wouldn’t normally choose to spend a rainy, dull day at Dalby Forest but as my son Sam and his friend James were taking part in the Dalby Inferno there was no place I’d rather be! So what exactly is the Dalby Inferno? Are you prepared for the burn…? It started at 9am with the
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Our visit yesterday was more about catching up with a friend than seeing lots of amazing sculpture so here are just a few images taken along the way whilst busy chatting. Needless to say we will be returning to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park very soon! Damien Hirst has several sculptures at the park, the most
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Wellow is on the Isle Of Wight, not far from Freshwater, and I went to a morning painting course with my sister today. I clocked this large barn, rather dark and foreboding atop a hill and thought it would make an interesting photo. I didn’t fare too well with my painting though it was fun
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I was invited last night to make some images of York Musical Theatre Company’s latest show, Calendar Girls, as they ran through their final technical rehearsal at the Joseph Rowntree Theatre. First night tonight, running through to Saturday. (BOOK TICKETS) I’d captured some shots early on in the rehearsals so it was great to see
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Yesterday I popped down the road to meet ceramicist Rebecca Callis in her converted Victorian wash house, now lovely garden studio. Becca is part of a small collective of Ryedale artists, Makers of Rye, who recently had a high quality exhibition in Sinnington village hall. I offered to photograph members in their studios and Becca
Our local walk, which takes around an hour, is very colourful at the moment with the yellow fields of rapeseed ablaze. The bluish late evening light provides a stunning backdrop too. I was thinking about the work of Franco Fontana as I took my walk.
