Running until May, the exhibition is well worth a look if you're in Manchester.
Sunday 8 February 2009
Andrew Paul Brooks
During a visit to the Urbis yesterday, I saw Brooks' "Reality Hack: Hidden Manchester" exhibition, which was just breathtaking. Each image is crafted from hundreds of different photographs using different lighting techniques to bring some of Manchester's hidden beauties to life. My favourite had to be "Hidden Arndale", a place beneath the Arndale rarely seen by anybody. The lighting and vividness of colour is just astounding.
Running until May, the exhibition is well worth a look if you're in Manchester.
Running until May, the exhibition is well worth a look if you're in Manchester.
Friday 3 October 2008
Tuesday 12 August 2008
Calm after yet another storm!
Gorgeous rainbow (also reflected in the clouds - not sure how!) that appeared earlier this evening after a lot of rain, thunder and lightning!
Oh, and the houses aren't built on a slant, it's actually the church spire that's crooked!
Oh, and the houses aren't built on a slant, it's actually the church spire that's crooked!
Sunday 3 August 2008
Thursday 24 July 2008
Very twinkly, very sparkly
Random candle pictures I took in a celebratory drunken state over the weekend. 'Cos I'm weird like that.
Monday 14 July 2008
Someday, I'd like to be this good...
Here are a couple of photographers' sites that I really enjoy spending time on - I could spend hours looking over the same photos and still feel the same each time. Don't ask me what it is I love about photography so much, because I'm not sure! Maybe the emotions and feelings that a photograph can evoke in people. Or maybe the fact that a device can even capture such a thing. Who knows!
Here is the monochrome work of Chema Madoz. I just love the surrealism of some of his work, whilst still using everyday objects and being able to shed a different light on them.
To see some more, go to: http://haha.nu/creative/creative-photos-by-chema-madoz
And my second featured photographer is none other than my good friend Attila, who I met at university. This guy has such a feel for anything design related, but his photography is what I'm most envious of! : )
To see more of his work, go to: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12232119@N04/
Here is the monochrome work of Chema Madoz. I just love the surrealism of some of his work, whilst still using everyday objects and being able to shed a different light on them.
To see some more, go to: http://haha.nu/creative/creative-photos-by-chema-madoz
And my second featured photographer is none other than my good friend Attila, who I met at university. This guy has such a feel for anything design related, but his photography is what I'm most envious of! : )
To see more of his work, go to: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12232119@N04/
Wales
A few of the photographs I took during my recent break in Wales.
The coast at Aberaeron
Gobbledigook
The coast at Llandysul
The coast at New Quay
The coast at Aberaeron
Gobbledigook
The coast at Llandysul
The coast at New Quay
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