Do We Take Too Many Photos?
January 22, 2013
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This is definitely not a new idea on my part, it is an idea touted around the world as digital cameras are owned by nearly ever man, woman and child. No longer restricted to professionals, and affordable for anyone. Everyone’s wondering if the digital age has given us too much freedom disguised as a curse, or somewhat, a burden for electronic stora...
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2012 Retrospective
December 30, 2012
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It’s scary and strange how quickly a year flies by.
One moment you’re in January with 300+ days ahead of you, and the next minute it’s November or December and you’re wondering how you got there, what you achieved in the meantime and how better off are you compared to where you started…
Each year I’ve gotten into the habit of writing a Retrospect...
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Totality
November 20, 2012
Once again, I’m well overdue for a post, having had so much stuff happen since my last post.
The Featured image? I’ll get to that soon…
I’m still processing Iceland shots, though, at a much slower pace than in previous weeks. Life and other shooting opportunities had presented themselves so I continued on with side projects and put the rest of th...
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Subjectivity
October 27, 2012
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(I don’t think that’s an actual word, but it is for the point of this post)
Last night I got to attend the QORF Recreation Awards dinner. I had entered an old photo of mine, which I renamed to “Colourful Outlook” for the sake of the incredibly small title-boxes on the entry form. Entering at the 11th hour, I threw that image, and another unrelease...
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Return To Reality
October 18, 2012
Yet again time has flown since my last post, indeed I did not mean for it to be such a long time!
Many things have happened in the space of two weeks, and these are what I’d like to share with you in this blog post.
Image processing from the trip has continued, it’s no small feat sorting through thousands of images, processing them to just the ri...
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"Soft Territories" an exhibition with Sue Gordon
Ipswich Community Gallery
27 October to 10 November 2026
This gallery is indicative only - the work is currently in progress.