Posts Tagged ‘project’
A few hiccups, but all in all a rather patriotic weekend
Several weeks ago, just as the Diamond Jubilee weekend came into joyous but rather rainy fruition, I made my way down to the South West of England to an area largely controlled by the Ministry of Defence (this area is specifically dedicated to the training and study of tanks and tank warfare).
Whilst the nation mostly glued themselves to the TV screens and watched the pageant float down the Thames in bouyant style, I was intrigued with what kind of Britain I might see around an area so tied up with the Defence of our glorious realm. Here are some pictures of some of the things I saw:
[NB: this originally was a reconnaissance project for something which I am now putting on the back burner – but do watch this space]
Re-creating what happened…
Although I’m really excited by the work that I am doing with railway enthusiasts at the moment, I’m also becoming fascinated by historical re-enactment. I’m very interested in the idea of using photojournalism to explore the re-creation of the past and capture the collaboration between imagination and reality.
Here’s a selection of images I took last week with some re-enactors. More coming this way soon.
5 more portraits
I’ve been shooting over the weekend at a couple of boxing fights and a modelling convention (as in minature models, not fashion ones). During the course of the shoots I tried some more portraits. I found I still need a bit more balls to direct the subjects, particularly in angling of the face against the light, but nonetheless I do like these.
Minature Soldier Collectors
Although I started initially with just the model railway society, another hobby network has now come to my attention. On Friday evening I went to my first meeting of a minature soldier collecting society in west London. Fascinating stuff. I feel like it’s all going somewhere very gradually…