Morris Dancers
obBLOGato
Blue Heron
Rooftop
Hockney
We happened to be viewing Hockney’s iPad-drawn mural at the Serpentine Gallery North in London the very day he lay dying elsewhere in London. This tree-house painting was in the garden outside behind the coffee shop and I crouched down to include the flora growing in front of it to make it fit into the scene more organically.
Repetition
Staircase
from below and above
More Lightplay
Putting a Price on the Buddha
Kemptown Streets Leading to the Sea
On a walk home from Kemptown I was struck by the many interesting streets leading down to the beach and the English Channel. I’m not sure any of the individual pictures make the grade but as a small collection…?
Glasses
Yet another early morning, half-blind, still life. Without my glasses on, this appeared, bleary-eyed and interesting, supporting my jumping out of bed to grab my camera from another room and attach a macro lens to it. While the post is titled “glasses,” both my glasses and the bottle behind are, in fact, made of plastics.
Horse Chestnut
Are You Lookin’ At Me?
Victory
Gull
The Brighton and Hove u3a camera photography group went shooting in the Gardens last month and this is one I shot while we were there.
Pointing
Shielding
Chapel of Ease
“The ceiling over the nave terminates in a square light register with coloured glass.” more…
Photo London
I went to Photo London this year at the new location at Olympia. And I happened upon Joel Meyerowitz showing his work.
I created panorama of the photobook area with 4 or 5 images and captured the woman in the black jacket on the right in 2 frames, breaking photography’s claim to capture a moment in time.
Chairs
More work playing with the macro lens and the sunlight on and through plastic furniture.
Artists’ Tools
It wasn’t just paints and brushes. Some artists pile their paints and brushes somewhat haphazardly, others keep their work tools in serried ranks.
