Image by ibanda via Flickr
I don't appear to have done much in the way of print making - at least not uploaded to Flickr - in March 2005, so this scan of a much earlier photograph taken about 1967 in Birmingham, but uploaded to Flickr in March '05 will have to suffice. So far as I know he wasn't a real vicar, this was Aston University Rag week!
Another from the same location (Lewis's Underpass) and date to the right:
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The original photograph was quickly grabbed on Bristol Temple Meads Station. I think the wonderful golden glow comes from not having the white balance set correctly!
Available printed on matt finish art paper in two sizes. The A4 size includes a mount to fit a standard 30cm by 40cm frame (other sizes possible - let me know in the message to buyer). The A3 size is unmounted to keep shipping costs down. Price includes shipping to anywhere in the world.
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Rather than picking images at random from my Flickr stream, I'm going to start working forwards from the earliest. It will be interesting to see if the work has changed much since 2005.
This one was actually made sometime in 2004, and uploaded in 2005.
Available printed on matt finish art paper in two sizes. The A4 size includes a mount to fit a standard 30cm by 40cm frame (other sizes possible - let me know in the messager to buyer). The A3 size is unmounted to keep shipping costs down. Price includes shipping to anywhere in the world.
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Taken somewhere on Newcastle Quayside, while doing a photo course at Spectro Arts Workshop
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A few years back I visited the new Dundrum shopping centre in the south of Dublin. Very glossy, but still essentially like any shopping centre anywhere in the world. I took a few photographs though, of which this is one. I still think of this as a photograph, not a digital print. like those I have posted over the past few days. To me it is still recognisably photographic in origin and this is the test I apply in describing work.
Of course places like this were built on the back of Ireland's economic boom times. I suspect it is a rather sad place to be now.
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In 1992, I went to an air show at the Science Museum at Wroughton, near Swindon. I hadn't been to one since I was a child and the local RAF base had their open day (RAF Acklington - now a prison I believe) . I had just bought a new SLR with zoom telephoto lens and was keen to try it out. The day turned out really well, although the day before had seen heavy rain and high winds. As well as the wonderful planes, the tail end of the weather front from the previous day led to wonderful cloudscapes, and as the evening drew in some great towering grey clouds.
I've just had the whole set of 3 films reprinted with the intention of putting some up on my web site. I have a set of small prints in my Etsy shop, but I haven't got round to most of them yet, so here are a few of the images.
Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina and tail of Hercules
RAF Nimrod flies in under low cloud
Vulcan bomber in last year of flying before being withdrawn - at that time it was thought permanently.
Avro Lancaster flies in
Corsair (one of two at the show I think.)
Corsair (on left) and I believe a Grumman Hellcat (on right)
Mustang
I have about 70 pictures from this show. I will eventually be uploading most of these to my flickr or Ipernity accounts and also to my own sales site or to Etsy.
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One of five uploaded to my Ipernity site, these were taken c1955-1960 by a former work colleague. I printed several for him in exchange for prints. They have been rolling around for about 30 years so are now rather scuffed.
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