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Mending spider’s webs and renovating mushrooms
I came across the work of photographer Nina Katchadourian a while ago, and was really taken by two of her projects: in the first, she mended spider’s webs with red thread and the in the second, she...
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Kertesz, the Polaroids, and the Royal Academy
A selection of Andre Kertesz’ still life Polaroids I went to the Royal Academy recently to see Eyewitness: Hungarian Photography in the 20th Century. I so enjoyed this exhibition – the Hungarian...
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Well, after feeling sorry for myself all day yesterday because of this RSI thing, I came across this video of a woman who lost both arms in an accident as a child, but is still managing to make a...
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Abelardo Morell –‘A book of books’
Opening page: A Farewell to Arms, 2011 I love books – love them. An unhappy childhood led me to find escape in reading, and whole new worlds were opened up to me in their pages. I escaped into story...
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Getting my mojo back: the OCA residential weekend
Photo by courtesy of Amano Samarpan Yes, that’s me, front row, second from the right I’m not long back from a residential study weekend run and organised by OCA* students. I’m not even going to...
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Llinos Lanini, and why we shouldn’t hide our light under a bushel
Image courtesy of Llinos Lanini You may have heard of RedEye. It’s a not-for-profit organisation that was set up to support photographers and photography in a variety of different ways. They’re now...
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The gasp of recognition
I’ve been following Joel Meyerowitz’s blog, Once More Around the Sun, for a little while now. He and his wife are spending time living in Europe, at present in Italy, and Meyerowitz is posting one...
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On photographing the landscape
Lone walker in the Wye Valley – if you can’t see him, click for a larger view! Another very ‘linky’ post this week, but it demanded to be written! The last week or two has seen a surprising number of...
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