Posts tagged ‘Medium Format’

March 25, 2011

Nocturne in blue and green, The Marsh on River Medway

Not long after the Christmas break, and just before things started getting really really busy I went out for a walk with an intention to capture the blueness of the evening light. It’s been haunting me since I came across Whistler’s Nocturnes which continue to fascinate me greatly. I’ve been putting away posting my images here and saving them for when I’ll have more time to write about them. I’ve come to a conclusion though, that I will never have more time. So here is the image.

Series to be definitely continued.

February 6, 2011

peace at the sea

I’m trying to think and I can’t actually remember when this was. Some time before the exhibition I suppose… We drove to Whitstables and then to Herne Bay to explore places unknown. How ugly this pier in Herne Bay is! Charmingly ugly. It was a lovely calm day, hence the cliché sea-side-walk-pictures. I like them.

November 18, 2010

tattooed with light

I miss summer sooooo much.

March 31, 2010

cliché pleasures



Today I developed a film that has sat in my camera for quite a long while. It felt great!

October 13, 2009

.help me find the balance

“Guide me in your truth and teach me,
for you are God my Savior,
and my hope is in you all day long.(v5)
Guard my life and rescue me;
let me not be put to shame,
for I take refuge in you.(v20)”

God is good.

UNI
For a warm-up round, we were given 3 quick projects: The Internal Landscape (photographically communicating a narrative/ studio set-up), The First Sight (documentary relating to the ‘new chapter of our lives’), The Brief Encounters (street photography/ creating a typological portrait).



If I was given more time, none of these projects would look as they do in their final state. Nevertheless, I think I can say I am quite happy with the results. For the amount of time, its not bad.
Quickly about all 3 projects.
.internal landscape Based on Ephesians5:13-14. But everything exposed by the light becomes visible, for it is light that makes everything visible. The light filling the vessel (bottle) makes its impurities visible, brings them up/ the closer to God you are, the more you realize how much you need Him. I confused this clear idea slightly using wrong colours and an unnecessary element in my final image, blaaah. Anyways, I think I will go back to that theme one day.
.the first sight Key words: documentary, subjective, not-detached, story-telling, words, text, commenting, metaphorical, sarcastic, double meanings. Using an old good-night poem (Good night, sleep tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite…) I am making a comment/ I point towards the issue of homelessness and violence in this area. Yep yep.
.brief encounters For this I worked with Trev. His idea was to photographs interesting characters which was fair enough, I wanted to take photos of people eating in caffes. We sort of went with both ideas at once, got some nice images but I wouldn’t say they work great together. Still, great experience. We shot on Mamiya (6×7).

I wanted to scan the negatives but it just didn’t happen, no time! But no complaining either. It’s just a busy season of life.

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