After seeing the "Ghost Town? Empty Homes in London" on ITV and having a chat with another OCA student (see the comments to my "London's Empty Homes" post) I've just remembered a book called, "Hide That Can" by Deirdre O'Callaghan. It's a very true and open book containing some great portraits of the homeless men staying at Arlington House, a hostel in Camden, London...
I'm really passionate about portraits but have never had the guts to ask a stranger if I could take there photo. I'm hoping I can overcome this as I think the project I have in mind, which has been influenced by both of these topics must include Portraits.
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Simultaneously everywhere and nowhere - Photography used to be a very ‘hands on’ physical process. The large format cameras that, for example, Ansel Adams, carted around the great American landsc...10 years ago
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Exercise Two - Focus with a set aperture - *For this exercise find a scene which has depth - a wood full of trees, for example, a row of cars seen from an acute angle, or a crowded market. From the ...14 years ago
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Blogging beginings.... - Encouraged by my fellow OCA students I'm joining the world of blogging......this will be a little insight into how all things to do with art, France, garde...15 years ago
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Project 13: The Golden Section - These photos were all composed (for better or worse) according to the Rule of Thirds or the Golden Section. Despite the camera being incorrectly focusse...15 years ago
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So Long (for Now!) and Thank You. - In 2006 I started a lighting blog while working full-time as a staffer at The Baltimore Sun. By early 2007, it became obvious that I didn't have the perso...2 years ago
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And That, As They Say, Is That - After almost 5 years and 1,112 posts, I've decided to put The BDR on indefinite hiatus. It's been a great ride. I've enjoyed almost every minute of it. But...14 years ago
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