I watched the light late yesterday, anticipating it’s movement across an empty dining room; waiting for a time. The room will be filled again soon, the work on the family space is nearing completion, it will no longer echo loudly. … Continue reading
The material I’m gathering for assignment five has been diverging for a little while, I was conscious of it, but couldn’t work out what was happening. I had some strong feelings for what I now realize are twin narratives, both … Continue reading
Life hasn’t been so conducive to study recently, making pictures has certainly limited for course intent) and no time for reading, but I found some time yesterday to find these images, and as I write this I am conscious that … Continue reading
“All photography is a fiction that presents itself as true”. This quotation, attributed to Joan Fontcuberta in an essay by Andrea Soto Calderon and Rainer Guldin “To document something which does not exist” is troubling. First of all I haven’t … Continue reading
Low light, low contrast light shining through the door attracted the lens, the geometric design, the refractions resting on the wall, too late in the day for natural light. Artificial light that didn’t move, the transience of the other … Continue reading
There are good times and there are bad times, this weekend was a good weekend, a very good weekend. I spent the best of Saturday at an exhibition in London with a couple of other students talking about the work … Continue reading
More perambulations around the village where I live, collecting instances and pondering on what it is that I’m doing – in a positive way. A few days ago, at the height of the recent flooding, I set out to document … Continue reading
I had thought that with the weather as it was I would find some light that compelled me, lots of pretty shots, but nothing that developed a narrative – just spectacle. It is the quietude that these images are missing, … Continue reading
The light across the boards has never rested there before, the light on the opposite wall is where my head usually lays and will lay again in a few weeks. The boards will also be gone, taking this light with … Continue reading
This photograph was part of the set that I was to look at and comment on, I didn’t choose this series by Chris de Bode, but it awoke a memory for me. This memory was perhaps stirring from a conversation … Continue reading
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