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November landscape
Having been so contrary with yesterday’s springtime post, I thought I’d better get back with the programme and focus on autumn today, so I’m sharing a picture that was indeed taken in November, albeit a few years ago, in Yorkshire. … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, fog, Landscape, November, photograph, Photography, power, scale, Yorkshire
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Just noticing
As you will no doubt have spotted, things catching my eye are a regular feature of these posts. For me, a key part of photography is “just noticing” what is around you. That’s not to say it’s artless, as there’s … Continue reading
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Tagged chair, detail, fork, garden, garden fork, noticing, observation, pattern, photograph, Photography, shape, texture
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Looking out to sea
In the spirit of honesty, I should state up front that today’s image was not entirely spontaneous – an obliging friend responded to my request to sit on the bench! A sense of scale is often difficult to achieve in … Continue reading
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Tagged bench, grass, person, photograph, Photography, scale, sea, sky
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Delicate petals
From something big and bulky on the streets of New York with yesterday’s digger, today’s image is a complete contrast, homing in on something tiny and delicate. I took this image when I was photographing an urban garden, and I … Continue reading
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Tagged delicate, Delicate petals, flower, fragile, garden, petal, photograph, Photography, pink, urban garden
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Last call for photo course
There are just a couple of spaces left on my “Introduction to Digital SLR” photography course at the magnificent Ham House in south London, on 20 March. This full-day course will cover the basics of SLR photography, and includes plenty … Continue reading
“Sweet Thames, run softly…”
The name of London’s great river, the Thames, is said to come from an old word meaning “dark”. I guess the tidal nature of the river has always stirred up a lot of mud and silt which tends to make … Continue reading
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Tagged evening, light, London, photograph, Photography, river, sunlight, Thames
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A wintry day
Being in a seasonal mood, I thought I’d continue yesterday’s wintry theme with another image from December 2009, when the Christmas holidays were somewhat snow-clad. I remember that the thickness of the snow varied hugely even over a small area, … Continue reading
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Tagged black and white, Christmas, cold, drift, field, frame, nature, pattern, photograph, Photography, snow
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Food, glorious food!
I am hugely excited to be the new artist-in-residence at the Guildhall Library in the City of London, from spring 2015. I am reproducing below an invitation which the library are issuing to people and organisations based in the City, … Continue reading
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Tagged artist in residence, City of London, drink, exhibition, food, food and drink, Guildhall, Guildhall Library, library, London, photograph, Photography, project, Simon Gregor
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Abstract
I actually can’t remember exactly what today’s image was of – which I suppose is partly the point! It was on a photoshoot for a client a few years ago, and obviously the shape of this piece of design (whatever … Continue reading
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Tagged Abstract, art, black and white, blur, detail, photograph, Photography, shallow depth of field, spiral
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Exhibition at St Clement Danes Church, Strand, London
I am delighted to say that my exhibition in the crypt of St Clement Danes Church, Strand, London is now open, and running until 17th November 2014. The exhibition shows a number of new images not previously displayed at exhibitions … Continue reading
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