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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Rewilding Childhood concepts. 3.
It is embarrassing how long some pictures take to be realised. This one, for example, was conceived about 3 years ago and I even bought the white forensic/ interior decorator suits in Estonia at the time, only for them to … Continue reading
Posted in Project work
Tagged alien, alienation from nature, humour, Rewilding Childhood, spoof, white suit
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Finger flowers. 2004.
A fore-runner of the main work for Rewilding Childhood, I made this picture of my son’s hand bedecked with foxglove blooms before I knew that the Swedish name for this plant is in fact “finger flower”. The inspiration come from … Continue reading
Posted in The back catalogue, Uncategorized
Tagged foxglove, Polaroid transfer look, retro., Rewilding Childhood
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British Wildlife Photography Awards – final notice!
It’s only a week to go before the closing date. I have inside intelligence that the entry is of a high standard but there is somewhat less of it than in, for example, Wildlife Photographer of the Year. Seems to me … Continue reading
France – for Wild Wonders of Europe. 5 (final).
1st June During a couple of previous visits to the fort that lies above Mont Dauphin Gare and Guillestre I had seen a few of the marmots that live on the slopes beneath it. This was at a much lower … Continue reading
Monologue feature
Black and White Photography magazine, August, contains a six page feature (and cover!) I wrote for them on my ideas about the medium and what it offers. You can read the unedited version here which, in places, makes a little … Continue reading
Posted in Articles
Tagged article, Black and White photography magazine, Jean de la Lune, retro.
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France – for Wild Wonders of Europe. 4.
30th May. I met Joël at 0515 and we headed south on the picturesque, if convoluted, D900 to Dignes les Baines, in the heart of France’s fossil country. He had arranged the previous day with the Director for us to … Continue reading
>1.3. New Rumex panel.
It is quite possible that I was the only person in Britain who spent last Saturday evening photographing dying dock leaves. If there is a community of hitherto unrecognised colour junkies out there craving their first fix of autumnal colour, … Continue reading
France – for Wild Wonders of Europe. 3.
28th May Just after breakfast, Robert (by this time I had been encouraged to use “Bob” and “tu”) showed me a site for henbane, a fantastically poisonous member of the nightshade family that grows on a roadside above Guillestre. Although … Continue reading
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Tagged Ascalaphid, cockchafer, crab spider, field studio, France, henbane, St Bernard's lily, Wild Wonders of Europe
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The future of professional nature photography – DA-DA!
I’m not one to encourage idle speculation but was interested enough in the thread Pete Cairns initiated on Nature Photographers recently to think about the future of nature photography in a professional context. There are few things I am certain … Continue reading →