After the Marina Abramović at Saatchi Yates, we walked across the street and up some stairs into Smithson Plaza where, instead of massive land art (a different Smithson, I guess), we saw several sculptures by Charles Hadcock.
Idiom II (detail)
Category: Abstract
Sprinkler Reflections
Reflections in the pooled water of a pebbled sprinkler enclosure in Riverside Park from 2006.
Sculpture
Yet another geometric abstraction from the 2006 archive.
Peeling
Work and Pensions
Just found these 2 images lingering on the chip in an older camera. The interaction of sunlight with this building at the end of our street in Brighton, housing the Department of Work and Pensions and a Job Centre (most of whose workers seemed to spend a lot of their time taking smoke breaks directly under our windows), often stuck me as offering photographic possibilities, though I never captured them.
Another Orange Asshole
Trompe l’Oeil
Continuum
from the Towner website: Alicja Kwade, Continuum, 2023. Stainless steel, Blue sodalite, marble 142.7 x 123.8 x 26cm. Towner Eastbourne. Acquired with Art Fund support, with a contribution from The Wolfson Foundation. © Image below Roman März
Abstract
Textures
Light Play
Palm Frond and Elephant (Tree Trunk)
Window, Screen Shadow, Flag
Some interesting color pixel effects above, from the combination of the light, the window screen, and the camera’s sensor, if you look closely.
Some Greens
Fresnel
We visited the old lighthouse and its museum where we learned about the fresnel and I took pictures from a number of angles, attempting to capture the colors passing through the prisms. We also visited the adjoining lighthouse keeper’s home and ascended the stairs and took a look out the window across the bay to San Diego.
On the Beach
Breaking the Chains
Chasing reflections on art
Screened
I’ve been checking out what all the miscellaneous photo apps I have on my computer are, preparing to trade in my MacBook and found Tonality from MacPhun, apparently a B&W conversion tool. Looking for an unimportant file to play with I found this one from walking around Brooklyn during a workshop I did about 5 years ago with Alex and Rebecca Norris Webb. It looks pretty interesting, so I decided to post it.
Sunlight
The very last images from my time in Farnham, more views of the bright sunlight streaming into our apartment.
