Originally a black and white photo, shot on location in Poland in 1995.
2009/12/05
Why Not Embrace The Sunset?
Why Not Embrace The Sunset?
Looking West from the Northen tip of Bray Head. . He had a nice view too, if he'd turned off his mobile phone & embraced the magic of the moment. I'ts OK, I suppose I embraced it for him... :)
(in the largest version of this you CAN actually see that he IS talking on his phone, sideways on to the beauty of that sinking star he is ignoring at the time)
Another 2007 scraping from the vault floor.
Bord de mer
Rolleiflex 3,5f, tmax100,hc-110
Prise à Dunkerque, filtre gris neutre nd8
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Atalaya 2
Hasselblad 503CW, Zeiss Distagon CF FLE 1:4 f=50mm, Fuji Neopan 400, Ilfosol-S 1:9 5m15s.
Atalaya Castle Ruins, Litchfield, South Carolina
Morning Mist 2
"How futile it seems when life is compared to a morning dew, a mist like nothing anew and disappears from our eyes like a flashing films in the sky?" - Heart Stone
2009/11/24
2009/11/23
Heygate
Like many post-war estates Heygate developed a reputation for crime and is soon to be demolished. I wanted to capture the utopian, 'brave new world' feel that the place must once have had, but now on the eve of its destruction.
2009/11/17
twisted wire rosewood
Pinhole at local beach, printed on kentmere warmtone, developed in Rollei lith
These patterns keep following me...
Location: UK, United Kingdom
Just me photographing old historic linear elements. I love patterns and was drawn to this ancient old church.
Leica R4, wide angle lens, F4, 1/60th sec. Agfa 100 ASA film.
Topography of the body and mind and the pulsing spiritual dimension.
Topography of the body and mind and the pulsing spiritual dimension., originally uploaded by m.a arte ~.
Topography of the body and mind and the pulsing spiritual dimension.
Hailing high above the grounded interspace.
untitled
A studio shot with Ashley. Interested to hear interpretations of this piece. I never know if other people are seeing what I see in my figure work.
Lighting: Single B800 strobe in large softbox high camera right.
Polio and wheelbarrows
Sharing the crack with my father last night and conversation moved to my uncle who passed away on Sunday morning at a decent age. Dad talked about how his brother had got polio at a young age and how my granny had to take him in a wheelbarrow to the doctors...a different time but not that long ago. The title of the photo sprung to mind as they used to live at Tore...a wee place on the Black Isle in the background of the shot.
Leaves
It was very cloudy outside. Lighting was perfect so I went to my front yard with my Hasselblad with 32000 ISO film loaded in it and shot whole roll trying to get this photograph. It is very dramatic in it is own way. It reminds me a lot about the ages of Pictorialism...
Fireworks
Proud of this one, set the shutter speed to 1/30 and sat there waiting for the fireworks to shed enough light on Lari's face.
2009/10/24
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