Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 February 2014

The Lords Swimming Pool



Fish enjoying the Lords Swimming Pool, at The Lodge in Potton, near Sandy…we visited the RSPB site in Potton, called "The Lodge", the main building, a stately home type building, had a swimming pool in the gardens, The Lord wanted it for swimming in, the Lady wanted it for ducks, now it is used by these rather lovely fish, and the large one you see here was certainly the Lord of the fish, a big beauty, I have added a very small amount of processing to make it look something like a watercolour or porcelain image, maybe, 

Friday, 11 October 2013


AbstractInstagram
An ongoing series of  work, quick simple images, always completely abstract, made from the everyday environment. They are made on a HTC and usually just have a couple of filters etc. Keeps me eagle eyed for colours and textures around me, and I really enjoy the rapidity the decision making process.















Monday, 13 August 2012

VJ Screenshots from Magiclamp jam session

Magiclamp: live electronica from the UK.
This session was from the first time we've played or jammed together for at least 5 years.
We spent the whole day in the studio getting back into the swing of creating together again. Ostensibly to rehearse for a live gig in November but it's been on the cards for a longtime. The pictures below are just a small number of screenshots from the session. 
you can hear some of the music at 
Hope you enjoy.








                                  






Tuesday, 1 May 2012

Art in the Heart_Peterborough

Last night was the launch of the Art In The Heart project at Peterborough's Tourist Destination Centre. It has taken a couple of months to get to this point so it was nice to see it finally arrive.
For my part it is the first time
I have had my work presented as a greeting card, which is a bit surreal. The work I have produced for  this venture is the Peterborough Cathedral images discussed in a previous blog post. As I have just got switched onto the Instagram app a couple of days before I decided to create some work during the show using it, as Dawn had asked if any us could do some live work or demonstrations.
I took some photos of the cathedral as I walked there, the shop is next to it, and used those during the show.
Enjoy!







Saturday, 7 April 2012

Spring Equinox 2012_ A Celebration

This work was all photographed on the Spring Equinox of March 2012
and finalised  the same week.  I have always had
an interest in the idea of photography on the Solstice's and Equinox's as
they  are day's concerned with  the measurements of light levels.

The "Blades of Spring" image feels like a cross section of a plant or branch, the green life-force pushing up the middle shooting up to form the new bud, 
pushing the thickness of the branch outwards
calcifying and forming the new stem, twig or branch, reaching for the light.
"Blades of Spring"

"I could be fast like spring"

I am a lover of nature and I'm constantly amazed as I
watch the season unfold around me, the colours changing, scenes reacting
to the light as photo-sensitive paper does to images being exposed on it,
fading, changing, turning in time. Spring has the unique feeling
of catching you off guard, just as you've sunk into deepest winter,
Bam! there it is rushing into the world with a gracious tenancity.
The force of nature, the re-birth, the power of light.
     I hope I have captured some of  nature's energy in these images.
for the full set please visit my website;

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I have produced a lot of work on the Equinox this year, 
so keep an eye for more material which will be uploaded soon.

Monday, 26 March 2012

Catherine's Delight

Three new pieces of work. 

I have a set of work celebrating the arrival of Spring and the Spring Equinox to publish, and a whole new set of images for the Art in the Heart project at the Tourist Information Centre which are based on Peterborough Cathedral, but before those came out I wanted to share these with you.
The original print size will be over 2 meters wide and over a 1.5 meters high.  

Catherine's Delight #3
Catherine's Delight #2
Catherine's Delight #3