Dogwonder

TTV

est. December 4, 2006

Finally managed to utilise my Kodak Duoflex II for the purpose of taking TTV photos. Here are some before and after (applying a photoshop filter to mimic the Platinotype photo development process) snaps. Think I prefer the before versions.
TTV

jack-o’-lantern

est. October 28, 2006

Some jack-o’-lantern pics for All-hallow-even. It’s tiny

lantern

Scar tissue

est. September 16, 2006

Wow, v.interesting image of ‘..a piece of San Francisco healing around now-gone railroad tracks’

Map

Humming Bird in the UK? – Photos

est. August 16, 2006

Now not being an expert on ornithology I wasn’t definately sure what I was looking at this morning when my girlfriend woke me up to enquire what kind of an animal was happily buzzing round our carnations.

However, I was pretty sure this was a humming bird (although other suggestions on a postcard please), I was also pretty sure they don’t tend to visit Stoke Newington, North London too often.

Anyway, make your own mind up:

Humming bird

Lomo

est. July 27, 2006

Am loving the lomo technique for photos. Makes things look aged and a little spooky.

Kind of intesting that, as we canter headlong into the digital age, with increasing ability to produce perfect imagery, so we see the rise of techniques such as this to reproduce imperfect finishes. Although on the flip side, is it the increasing ability of programs such as photoshop to produce any effect imaginable that fuels this rise? Either way, I like it. It’s similar to TV and film now where directors are using interferance and snow as mechanisms to convey certain feelings.

Is that post-modernist? I truely have no idea any more. The term is starting to mean everything and nothing to me.