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The Fuji X100… putting my money where my mouth is
In November 2009 I wrote a post bemoaning the absence of a decent compact camera on the market. If you don’t fancy reading it the gist was that all the offerings then available were marketed at people...
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Serendipity and all that…
I don’t know about you, but every now and then a little voice in my head says “Shoot! Now!” I had such a moment last week. Just finished a job, was standing on the Overground platform at Whitechapel,...
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Phineas’ Friends – a photostory
For the first three weeks of his life, Phineas was a model baby, but on the Friday night of that third week something changed. By six o’clock in the morning his mother was sure that all was not as it...
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Serendipity 2
A little while back I posted a photograph and commented on the fact that from time to time your gut tells you to trip the shutter and you get something you weren’t quite expecting. Well it happened to...
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A thousand shades of orange
Been a strange couple of days. Yesterday I found myself dangling from the jib of a crane above south east London – something I quite enjoy. It’s starting to dawn on me, though, that I may not be...
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Other options are available
A little worried after looking at my last few posts that my loyal readers might think I am a sucker for the clichéd sunset. I’m not. So I think a disclaimer might be in order. Something to the effect...
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What a difference a day makes.
Taking beautiful pictures is all very well, but creating images which make a difference has always been my motivation. It sounds rather highfalutin, but it can be as simple as producing a set of...
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Movement
I have often been struck by movement and stillness as subjects for photography, and airports are a great source of images relating to these two, apparently disparate themes. Just before Christmas I was...
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A cruel world
Sometimes life can be ever so cruel. My last post was published on January 26. A fairly mundane article about the cameras I have owned, I chose to title it “So Long Old Friend”. The following day, the...
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A very special publication
It has been a bit of a publishing fest at Blue Filter. Along with notification of A Good School (now available to order online), I am also pleased to announce publication of WAKE. WAKE is a highly...
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Good things come to those who wait
Yesterday I began work on a new long-term commission, and was struck once again by the way that the smallest of things can resonate with you as a photographer. I have many things in the pipeline at the...
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Serendipity and all that…
I don’t know about you, but every now and then a little voice in my head says “Shoot! Now!” I had such a moment last week. Just finished a job, was standing on the Overground platform at Whitechapel,...
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Phineas’ Friends – a photostory
For the first three weeks of his life, Phineas was a model baby, but on the Friday night of that third week something changed. By six o’clock in the morning his mother was sure that all was not as it...
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Serendipity 2
A little while back I posted a photograph and commented on the fact that from time to time your gut tells you to trip the shutter and you get something you weren’t quite expecting. Well it happened to...
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A thousand shades of orange
Been a strange couple of days. Yesterday I found myself dangling from the jib of a crane above south east London – something I quite enjoy. It’s starting to dawn on me, though, that I may not be...
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Other options are available
A little worried after looking at my last few posts that my loyal readers might think I am a sucker for the clichéd sunset. I’m not. So I think a disclaimer might be in order. Something to the effect...
View ArticleClik here to view.
What a difference a day makes.
Taking beautiful pictures is all very well, but creating images which make a difference has always been my motivation. It sounds rather highfalutin, but it can be as simple as producing a set of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Movement
I have often been struck by movement and stillness as subjects for photography, and airports are a great source of images relating to these two, apparently disparate themes. Just before Christmas I was...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A cruel world
Sometimes life can be ever so cruel. My last post was published on January 26. A fairly mundane article about the cameras I have owned, I chose to title it “So Long Old Friend”. The following day, the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A very special publication
It has been a bit of a publishing fest at Blue Filter. Along with notification of A Good School (now available to order online), I am also pleased to announce publication of WAKE. WAKE is a highly...
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