Monthly Archives: November 2012

This was supposed to be a very well known and beloved TV presenter, no not Jimmy Saville, but it got away from me. However, it is still a really interesting face so overall I’m quite pleased. To me it looks like a cross between Tom Berlinger and J… Continue reading →

It is amazing how ideas spark ideas. Having spent another hour or so wondering through the vast expression of human creativity on the internet more ideas have come flooding into my head. This is just a quick experiment as to how I could combine my… Continue reading →

Well that was a way to spend a day. I have been working on some photographic images over the past couple of days and I thought it would be fun to make a little video of them – after all isn’t that what iMovie was for? Well maybe but it has taken m… Continue reading →

Even my drawings are turning square – almostSent from my iPad Continue reading →

Another day going through the images I have made this year and it has been very interesting and rewarding. I’m not sure what to make of the images that I have made today – they certainly are a mixed bunch from iPhoneographic to panorama. There rea… Continue reading →

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There was a time when being square meant that you were using a Hasselblad. Of course in our digital world this is nonsense – apart from I believe that the Hasselblad digital cameras still produce a ‘square’ digital image. I know this is a bit of a… Continue reading →

I actually went out and captured some images this morning – these were for the Pre History project/book I’m working on. I spent the morning scrabbling around the old iron age fort and church at Breedon on the Hill. I have still to work on the RAW … Continue reading →

Very interesting article – I don’t believe any senior executives or editors on any of the papers resigned over this – even after paying out 450k in one case. Memo to Fleet Street: it isn’t just the BBC that makes mistakeshttp://www.newstatesman.c… Continue reading →

Trying to measure the creative process as a percentage is totally useless. Percentage of what is the most obvious question that would demonstrate this. Through out the history of art what was thought to be complete was changed much later by the ar… Continue reading →