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Austrian Fields

A view from a Castle on a hill in Austria. A warm, soft, sunny day…

Memories of a golden day on Dymchurch Beach. Copper sands, a metal sky. It maybe wasn’t this deep a red, but somehow that’s how I saw it. This photo is also on my Etsy shop http://www.etsy.com/listing/97184623/an-open-metal-sky-golden-reds-coppers

Matchstick Beach

15 Apr ’12

A blurry figure on a pebbly beach. A mostly black-and-white photo with just a hint of colour. This photo was a bit of an experiment in through-the-viewfinder (TtV) photography. This is where you get an old top-view twin-lens-reflex camera from … Continue reading →

Beach Sentinels

15 Apr ’12

Statuesque sun-bleached wooden posts stand like sentinels on a pebbly beach. Taken on a bright, sunny day on Winchelsea Beach on the south coast of England. I gave this photo a really pale, minimalist and bleached feel. At the time … Continue reading →

Brown Box

5 Apr ’12

Another mysterious metal box lying around in Kent. This time it’s brown, not yellow. This metal box is actually at the back of Derek Jarman’s old house at Dungeness. The building in the distance is the nuclear power station.

Rusty Sea

1 Apr ’12

Folkestone harbour. A sunny day. A rusty rail. This was actually taken on a Canon EOS, but it has a kind of lomographic feel thanks to the magic of Color Efex Pro 4. Not a photoshop in sight!

Yellow Box

1 Apr ’12

A mysterious yellow box on Folkestone seafront. Taken a few years ago as the old fun fair was being dismantled on Folkestone seafront. Who knows why the Yellow Box was there, in an empty bit of semi-urban wasteland. It’s not … Continue reading →

Film Flame

31 Mar ’12

Memories of a cool, bright sunny day on a country walk. Taken on a Diana F+ Some of the bright sunny day got into the camera, creating this rather magical effect.

LomoKino

25 Mar ’12

The Lomography LomoKino is a new Lomography camera. Lomography (aka Lomographische AG) are the clever Austrians who are pretty much solely responsible for the craze with lo-fi, surreal photos and “toy” cameras. 35mm cine? The LomoKino is a 35mm cine camera. … Continue reading →

Austrian Fields

An Open Metal Sky