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Category Archives: Street Photography
Walking 16
‘We are not at home in the streets of our cities.’
Posted in Cambridge, Film, Street Photography, Walking
Tagged Cambridge, Street Photography, Walking
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Walking 13
‘…walking can be a form of self-avoidance…’
Posted in Cambridge, Film, Street Photography, Walking
Tagged Street Photography, Walking
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Shutter Hub – Postcards from Europe
Shutter Hub is inviting submissions for a new exhibition. ‘Postcards from Europe is a call for response and collaboration, triggered by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and reflecting on Postcards from Great Britain, our most ambitious project to date, which … Continue reading
Posted in Street Photography, Take a Seat, Travels
Tagged Agios Kapnikoreus, Delphi, Greece, Stoa of Attalos, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
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Walking 3
‘You are not alone. You walk in the city side by side with the living and the dead.’
Posted in Cambridge, Film, Street Photography, Walking
Tagged Street Photography, Swiss Laundry
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Walking 2
‘…to notice the unexpected beauty of the quotidian…’
Walking 1
‘The street is the only region of valid experience’, according to Andre Breton in Najda, quoted by Matthew Beaumont in The Walker – On Finding and Losing Yourself in the Modern City (2020). I think this is pushing the perils … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge, Film, Street Photography, Urban Ephemera, Walking
Tagged Cambridge, Street Photography
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The Shutter Hub OPEN 20/21
The Shutter Hub OPEN 20/21 is still on schedule to open in July and August 2021 at Gallery 5&33 and Art’otel Amsterdam. The plan is to have 175 Newspaper Club prints filling the walls. The exhibiting photographers will be announced … Continue reading
The Year of Living Safely – David Runnacles
David Runnacles’ new book, The Year of Living Safely, is a major achievement in a year when we have been so constrained. Insightful and illuminating, it draws strength from being focused on a specific period of time, which he has … Continue reading
Covid Queue
Today – waiting for the post of Christmas present.
On HCB 2
‘A few years after the first edition of Magnum Contact Sheets was released (5 June 2014 to be precise) journalist and literary critic Gaby Wood wrote an interesting article about the Cartier-Bresson exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris for … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge, Film, Street Photography
Tagged Cambridge, Henri Cartier-Bresson
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On HCB 1
‘Tell us your favourite photographic quote. “We must think before and after, never while taking a picture. Our success depends on sharpness, clarity, knowledge, but each time a photograph is planned, elaborate, it becomes stuck in clichés.” Henri Cartier Bresson. … Continue reading
U3AC Photo Forum 2020 Challenge #5
Fifteen participants contributed 41 images in response to Tim Ewbank’s challenge to photograph people from behind. Strangers, friends, relatives and the self were engaged as subjects. They were variously cycling, painting, jogging, climbing, feeding swans, going to work, walking the … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge, Covid 19, Ruckenfigur - Rear View, Street Photography
Tagged Cambridge, Ruckenfigur
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