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Tag Archives: Cambridge
Shutter Hub – Everyday Delight
An announcement from Shutter Hub. ‘The selected photographers have been announced for our latest book, EVERYDAY DELIGHT. It will soon be available in the Shutter Hub shop, as well as with some lovely stockists across the UK. It’s a beauty. … Continue reading
From my window
Resurfacing paths along Mowbray Road, November 2022.
Shutter Hub – Everyday Delight
Further to my post of 10th August, I’ve submitted five photographs to Shutter Hub for possible inclusion in its Everyday Delight publication. My accompanying text is as follows: ‘What is ‘everyday delight’? That which brings delight every day; or everyday … Continue reading
David Runnacles – reality checkpoints
A surprise arrived with a thump on the doormat last Friday: the latest book by David Runnacles, reality checkpoints – cambridge photos 2021. David is a man of few words and a brief text on the front cover flap sets … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambridge, David Runnacles, mimeo photos, reality checkpoints, sstreet photography
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Pollution over Cambridge
View north from Magog Down, mid-day Friday 14th January 2022: Cambridge lies under a blanket of pollution after three windless freezing days.
Untitled
Christmas Eve morning view from my window.
Sainsbury Sunrise
Yesterday, the advantages of: shopping early; and carrying a camera.
Park Street Car Park, Cambridge
Contractors are putting up scaffolding round the unlovely and unloved Park Street multi storey car park. It is to be redeveloped as an apart-hotel with 250 public car parking spaces in the basement. It closes on the 4th January. I’ve … Continue reading
Regenerating Beech
At Wandlebury on Saturday to enjoy the autumn colours. Found this beech regenerating with eight new sturdy coppice-like growths shooting vertically from a fallen trunk.
Coffee Stop
Bridges coffee shop, Tuesday 19th November; I’m on my way to the ‘Reading Women’ class. Outside with a black americano and an almond croissant; it’s mild for mid-November, but a brisk wind rattles the awning overhead. I dip into Women … Continue reading
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Reading Women 4
Yesterday’s U3AC session looked at The Blessed Reader, images of the Virgin Mary, principally the Annunciation. The pictures included: the Simone Martini altarpiece, 1333, in Byzantine style; the Fra Angelico fresco from San Marco, Florence, c. 1435; a Veneziano predella … Continue reading
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Footfall: Nice Cover, Shame About the Book
‘Does the artist understand their work best?’ That’s the question posed in the Royal Academy of Arts Magazine, Summer 2021. Yes, argues critic Matthew Holman, ‘because they possess a more profound understanding of what they are up to’. No, says … Continue reading
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Footfall Final
I introduced my Walking project on 29th January 2021. Around 50 photographs from it have appeared up to 29th May, when I described bringing the work together in a Blurb book, Footfall – copies arrived on the 7th June. The … Continue reading