Monthly Archives: May 2020

Darren Almond (British, b 1971) – is an artist with a very diverse practice including film and sculpture as well as photography.  His best known works are described as highly evocative meditations on time and duration.  I am particularly drawn to … Continue reading →

This category is about camera-less and abstract photography   1 Gina Glover (British, co-founder of Photofusion Photography Centre in Brixton, London).  Glover has a wide-ranging practice, but I am particularly drawn to her pinhole camera photographs.  See her website.   … Continue reading →

Telling a powerful story continues with this round-up of social documentary photographers:   1  Sebastiao Salgado (Brazil, b 1944) – world renowned social documentary photographer and photo-journalist.  I am inspired by his story partly because of the monumental scale and … Continue reading →

  Recreating a work of art at home Recently, the Getty Museum issued a challenge to recreate favourite works of art using just three objects lying around at home.  It was inspired by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and an Instagram account … Continue reading →

  From Mike J and Diana Jane White I sent an email to Jane White who was due to talk to us about iPhone photography in October ….  she wanted to cancel it, but remain available.  She sent a link … Continue reading →

Here are three photos I have seen lately that appealed to me. The first two were included by a book given me at Christmas titled Read This If You Want To Take Great Photographs, by Henry Carroll. The first is by … Continue reading →