This gallery contains 4 photos.
The Manor, Hemingford Grey, beautiful flowers in glorious colours, but not in my pictures.
Embrace of the Serpent is inspired by the travel journals of Theodor Koch-Grünberg (1872-1924), a German ethnologist and explorer, and Richard Evans Schultes (1915-2001), an American biologist considered the father of modern ethnobotany. The film imagines their parallel journeys, decades … Continue reading
Thatched summer house, Abbots Ripton Hall, Garden Show, 2016
I’m not sure where this fits within my categories, but it simply reflects an overall aim of collecting things seen, things that interest me. Photo: Bird box, Burton Agnes, Driffield, Yorkshire
This gallery contains 4 photos.
The Manor, Hemingford Grey, beautiful flowers in glorious colours, but not in my pictures.
Hull: Distance lends enchantment to Immingham, June 2016
Another imaginative use of mannequin body parts by Clamp opticians, see post 15th April 2015. Note echoes of Grayson Perry pots. Photo: Clamp Opticians, Cambridge, June 2016
Some interesting thoughts on the nature of photography. From ‘Snap judgement’, a review of the Lartigue exhibition at the Michael Hoppen Gallery by William Boyd in the Guardian review, 28th May 2016.
I visited ‘Paul Strand: Photography and Film for the 20th Century’ at the Victoria and Albert Museum on 19th May. The exhibition includes around 200 photographs and objects across Strand’s career, spanning his early experiments in abstraction and candid street … Continue reading