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Monthly Archives: September 2011
MYN featured by National Geographic | France! CB
I’m really happy to share the good news that Meet Your Neighbours has been featured by NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC | France. It is humbling to watch this project grow and grow around the world thanks to the support of great people … Continue reading
More words from Assynt. NB
Charlotte changed her role from muse to wordsmith today and came up with the goods for this latest addition to the series of word pictures from our 2020VISION work up in Assynt in the far North West of Scotland. Taking … Continue reading
Smell – how does it affect your personal perception of nature ? .PHD
In the small hours of this morning I got up and went outside to witness an amazing light show created by the irrespressible forces of nature. I may have mentioned this before but storms here in our part of Italy … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Comment
Tagged autumn, benzaldehyde, Faraday cage, Garw valley, geosmin, herb Robert, limbic system, memory, narcissus, olfactory senses, ozone, petrichor, Porthcawl, Robert Mash, scent, Shinrin-Yoku, smell, storms
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Meet my neighbours. NB
This is the last panel for the meantime in my “Biodiversity begins at home” series for Meet Your Neighbours. These are topside neighbours here in east central Scotland; here are some underwater ones.
Spelling it out. 2. NB
Ok, your input please: would the addition of the word “Silence” at the top help the viewer understand what I’m getting at or is that clear enough from the content of the photo? What’s it all about? Nothing more than … Continue reading
Posted in Comment
Tagged Niall Benvie, peace, quiet, silence, St Cyrus, tranquility, word pictures
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Spelling it out. NB
Given that visual literacy ranks pretty low amongst educational priorities (meaning that relatively few people attempt to “read” pictures) I’ve given up being subtle and now routinely put words in the picture. This way, there is a bit more of … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020vision, advertising, Assynt, interpretation, Niall Benvie, tourism, visual literacy, words as part of a picture
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A Little Inspiration. CB
Although this video of Michael “Nick” Nichols setting up a camera trap for tigers is from a few years ago, I was reminded while watching it of just how much work goes into a shot sometimes and the joy that … Continue reading
Meet Your Neighbours in Austria – and a little how-to. NB
Here is the penultimate panel in the series of 6 “Biodiversity begins at home” panels for Meet Your Neighbours . Following a response to an earlier post, I should point out that I don’t spend hours carefully cutting out the … Continue reading
Introducing Jose Antunes .PHD
About a year ago I was invited to write for the Pixiq blog and, although posts get submerged too quickly I have established some good internet friendships with kindred spirits. Jose Antunes is one of my fellow travellers and a … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Creativity, Guest photographers, Uncategorized
Tagged courses, ebooks, Fotdigital, Jose Antunes, Lisbon, Photoworkshop Online, pixiq, Sintra, Tapada nacional de Mafra
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BWPA 2011 winners announced.AP
Though I’ve been typically remiss recently with blogging I have now decided to try and be a little more together when it comes to mentioning either good or relevant news and so with that in mind I’m delighted to say … Continue reading →