The Self as Filippo Argenti
Inspired by Dante Alighieri's Canto VIII, The River of Wrath, where he finds his personal enemy, Filippo Argenti, in the mire of the river Styx consumed by his own wrath.
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The cloud hedges at Doddington Place gardens
One of the attraction of Doddington Place gardens is the cloud hedges, worth visiting!
Dead leaves
Searching for an image amongst my negatives, I found these two images I had taken 41 years ago...
Greenwich Park in the snow - part 1
This first collection was taken with a Nikon D810. The difference in colour and data content is perceptible compared to my Nikon D7000. The difference will be posted in the next batch.
At the foot of Etna
At the foot of Etna: textures and colours
A Summary Portfolio
This is a collection of some of my photographs that best exemplify my work.
Please find below a selection of 23 of those images:
1- Imaginations
2- Landscapes
3- A Murder of Silhouettes (B&W)
4- Still Life
5- Portraits: The Self and The Other
The Singer, Billie Bloom - Von Wildenhaus
Von Wildenhaus, an extraordinary Seattle band with the mesmerising Billie Bloom, live at the Lighthouse pub in Walmer.
Dungeness
On the 26th April, 2017, I was invite with a number of other artists to take part in a project based around Dungeness.
"The site is quite extraordinary- driftwood and chunks of metal interrupting the flow of a long shingle beach that turns the corner at a vast nuclear power station. The area is covered with shingle and sea plants and includes Derek Jarman's famous garden" in the words of Tim Cousins who organised this event.
This is my take on Dungeness...
The brigantine HM Saracen
The Self as a figurehead
Blue bowl and cherries
Cherries and a blue bowl, not being the season I hunted for both. The generosity of Badger Badger, a coffee restaurant in Deptford, London, provided me generously with the bowl.
The path along Sun Island, Lake Titicaca, Bolivia
A walk from one end of Sun Island to the other, a good 6 hours walk. These images seem better in monochrome