Total grey cloud cover and a woodland in the midst of its winter shut down – the challenge I set myself therefore, to find some colourful vibrancy. And here’s a couple more that don’t fit the theme so well but are OK.
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I really had to drag myself out today. The wind was biting, the sky was grey and I’m still feeling a little under par post Covid. But I’m glad I went, and in keeping with the weather, here’s some grey scale images:
Chilly little ramble Read More »
The final part of the project took place today, certainly in terms of photography, was a visit to our local primary school. The driver for this was to create greater awareness of the club amongst the younger generation but also to involve them, in a creative way, in the exhibition in March. Fred, Jayne, Audrey,
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I wasn’t aware of the Impressions Photographic Gallery in Bradford until I stumbled across their website quite by accident. Looking around a fairly recent exhibition by Carolyn Mendelsohn caught my attention as it was about portraiture with an interesting angle. Here’s the overview: Made over a period of 6 years, Being Inbetween is a series of powerful
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I’ve been isolating for the last ten days, probably caught after doing a school workshop, but have still managed to get some jobs done. All the foam backed prints for the March 26th exhibition have been ordered, paid for by the grant we received from the apple project. The article for the March edition of
We’ve been having some amazing sunsets recently. Last Sunday I was walking near Ravenswick and captured these with sheep providing distant silhouettes.
After dropping a friend off at the railway station I had a bit of time before meeting up with Rachel at City Screen to watch Licorice Pizza. I mooched around the town centre for a bit before heading down a few steps next to Lendal Bridge to the riverside. The light was amazing and so
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Yesterday was one of those days when the fog didn’t lift at all. Needing to pop across to see Gwen and Edward I decided I’d walk through what we know as Hagg Wood, then on to Kirkdale, before circling back to Starfitt Farm and home. It’s been quite a few years since I’d been in
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