The Collectors Shop in Norwich Street, Fakenham.
Cromer
An alternative view of the seaside resort of Cromer from the site of a no longer used Pye television factory on the A149
75mm Collages
These are the first two of a number of small collages I’ve been working on recently. They are each approximately 75mm square and are made on Khadi handmade paper. Despite appearing fairly simple these have actually been quite difficult to get right due mainly I think to their scale. However, I’m very happy with their immediacy and their impact – I’ll share more of these soon…
Articles of Life
I’ve had the idea for a long time to do some more graphic work based around words and the meanings they have for us. So today I designed a set of three postcards which I have called Articles of Life…
Streetsnapper: New Images
More new images from Norwich for my Streetsnapper project
Roadside Snack Vans
I’m not sure why but I happen to be fascinated by roadsides! On a recent drive out, I took this picture of Paula and her ‘PJ’s’ snack van, which you can find on the A148 on the way to Holt from Fakenham. Paula was lovely when I asked her if I could take a photo (so a huge thanks to her), and I’m very pleased with the results. I will definitely be taking more of these, I think…
Peoplesnapper – Norwich
Took a trip to Norwich yesterday and was able to take some photos to top up on a number of my ongoing projects, hence a few more shots for Peoplesnapper, a couple for Streetsnapper and one for Listen to Me:
These are for Peoplesnapper:
Listen To Me: New Image
This is the first photograph that I’ve taken on my phone (an HTC One X) which I feel happy to incorporate into one of my ongoing projects. It was taken in Norwich when I was caught short without a camera, so in a way it was forced but I was very happy with the result and feel quite comfortable about incorporating photos from my phone into what I do – so look out for some more. Anyway, here it is: Pleased to Meet You:
Peoplesnapper: New Image
This is my latest Peoplesnapper image – Aaron, caught on a sunny Saturday in my home town of Fakenham, Norfolk. Thanks, Aaron, for letting me snap you.
