Showing posts with label seascape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seascape. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 March 2014

Lancoast

As well as working on Laundry, I am also working on a second essay entitled Lancoast.

Lancoast is an exploration of the Lancashire Coastline through the medium of photography.  At the moment it is very much in the planning phase.  But the general idea is to shoot monochromatic coastal landscapes on a pinhole camera and use alternative processes to develop film and create prints.

At the moment I'm experimenting with film and various cameras to see what I can achieve before heading to the coast to shoot some images.

Like Laundry, Lancoast has its own blog.  It can be found here.  Why not stop by and have a look.

Tuesday, 26 March 2013

Looking back can be good

Sometimes I get back to my computer with my card and upload the files to the PC.  Quite often I find images that I'm not particularly fond of.  Some of these I delete straight away and are destined never to see the light of day again.  Others, sit on my PC for a while and jump out at me when I have a sneaky look back.

Tonight was one such occasion.  I had decided that I was going to do some clearing down and found an image that I took on a trip to Folkestone earlier on in the year.  I wasn't overly keen on it when I uploaded but kept it anyway.  I decided that I would have a little play with the image more out of curiosity than expecting anything from it so file loaded in to Photoshop off I went and the final image is the one below.  Perhaps this will make a nice little print.