Hunting for beauty and balance, camera in hand
Welcome to the first in a new series of posts called Books Before Gear (BBG). We've talked recently about trading pixels for paper and absorbing more photography via physical print(s) rather than online. And how I've entered a paper age for viewing photographs - my own and the classics of decades past. Plus as I'm… Continue reading Books Before Gear #1 – The Nature Of Photographs – Stephen Shore
My recent shift towards enjoying photography in print form rather than on a screen got me thinking about how my photography and related spending has changed over the last seven years or so. Pre-2011 I simply shot with camera phones so I didn't need a photography budget, it was all wrapped up in my phone… Continue reading Film, Metal, Glass, Plastic, Pixels, Paper – The Natural History Of My Photography
Time for episode four in the ongoing series called These Three Photographs, where I share three photographs of a similar theme, and talk about what they mean to me. The theme this time is Nature Reclaims. No shock to anyone familiar with my work that this is a(nother) gravestone photograph. And in many ways it represents… Continue reading These Three Photographs – Nature Reclaims
In my own recent experiments with publishing daily and unplugging from the internet, I've been striving to find a happy balance online. One thing that's become a pressing issue for me - and which seems to be something most of us struggle with - is how to keep up with everything. Here's what I've done… Continue reading How To Keep Up With Everything Online
So seven days ago I wrote about my plans to try publishing a new blog post every day for seven days. Here are my thoughts one week on. What I liked It was kind of exciting being a daily publisher. Plus previously I was frustrated having so many ideas for new posts (and so many… Continue reading The Week Streak Experiment – One Week On
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