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Photography – Creative Debris

Category: Photography

  • East End

    East End – Click on the image to view image sequence. Over the last year and a half I have been taking photographs around the East End of London. During this time I have been attempting to make interesting photographs of the everyday and unremarkable in the tradition of what is often referred to as…

  • Morning Wharf

    Morning Wharf – Click on the image to view image sequence. Over the past year and a half I have been working at Ogilvy in the Docklands in East London. As I live in the Eastend this puts me in the enviable position of being able to walk to work. Half this journey is along…

  • Skylines

    Skylines – Click on the image to view image sequence. Not strictly a new post but some work I’ve moved over from what was the ‘work’ section, which has now become the ‘sculpture’ section (I’m having a bit of a tidy up). These were some early experiments with photoshop way back in 1999 when I…

  • Photo Club – Portrait

    Hania market trader – Click on the image to view image sequence. Our last assignment for photo club was possibly our hardest, five portraits, at least one of someone we didn’t know (with the subjects consent). As it turned out I was traveling alone in Greece during the course of the assignment which meant approaching…

  • Photo Club – Landscape

    Our last assignment for photo club was the very open subject of landscape. For reference we looked at a selection of very different photographers, from Joe Cornish to Jem Southam and Stephen Shore.

  • Photo Club

    I’ve joined a photo club run by Andrew Newson. We meet once a month and are set an assignment with reference to a photographer (or photographers) and then go off and do our stuff and are reviewed the following month. The first assignment was beauty in the banal, with reference to William Eggleston.