Final Work of 2009

Couple of images I have been working on over the last couple of months. Enjoy.

Star Gazing

After receiving a film back from the processors I was amazed by this image. How I did it, I don't know. All I know is I want to take some more! It looks like dust from within the camera, which was a £1 disposable from Pound-land. The other photos came out not as I planned so this image immediately grabbed all of my attention. It looks like you're looking out into the universe, see for yourself.

BBC please mate.

Open or Wrapped

Second shoot from my latest project 'Open or Wrapped?'. It started off as an investigation looking into whether or not Fish and Chips are still 'the British Working-Class institution'. Or has it become more widely accepted by other 'higher' classes. However it soon became clear that is now eaten by every social class, and I think in today's society this is quite clear, especially in certain parts of the country. After this unusually quick conclusion I am now trying to encourage the viewer to connect with the situation rather than the emotions found on the faces of the subjects, within the frame. This is what I initially set out to do, however I was very interested in the investigational side to this project, and was quickly side tracked. I hope the audience feel slightly awkward whilst viewing the slightly abstract composition of these images, rather than feeling comfortable in the familiar situation.

Open or Wrapped?

Is This Still The Great British Working Class Institution?

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Moseley and about.

A few new photos from the Nikon F, here are a couple of situations I've found myself in of late. 

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Tunnels

bridging gaps

Macclesfield

manor, mine.

Trackys

Things are happening here.

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It was great. Oh those sunny Manchester days.

Lonely Objects

Although these two images are very simple, the composition really makes these objects that you wouldn't really notice or appreciate normally, stand out and become very aesthetically pleasing pieces of art, on their own. Once photographed in a pure way, they become noticeable for their good points rather than their practical values. That's what I like.

New Work

movement in photos.

Mother.

Miranda RIP

Photos of Jessica Geary aka Sister Thursday. 

Find her here - http://sisterthursday.blogspot.com/