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Category Archives: Eclectica
Three plus one
The floor will do nicely as a place to chill out, take a break, talk with friends. The floor is free, you don’t have to buy a drink or food to use this space. This is Tate Britain in London … Continue reading
Pausing
Our lives seem to be governed by our iPhones or equivalents. They cause us to grind to a halt anywhere and everywhere. Even on a staircase – plenty long enough for me to take this and a number of other … Continue reading
Posted in Eclectica, Seen on the Street, Uncategorized
Tagged Photography, Royal Academy, Street Photography
38 Comments
Reduced to Abstract
When you get up close to some ‘objects’ you start to lose all sense of scale and, in addition, the concepts of perspective and depth are diminished. What is this? Three clues – It’s on the south coast. It’s a … Continue reading
Window Grain
Something rather mundane today. An old building in Kennington, South London, awaiting renovation (with no evidence of progress on that front in several years). It’s a building that I pass on a regular basis. Not far from the Oval cricket … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture & Buildings, Eclectica
Tagged Dilapidation, Photography, Wood Grain
18 Comments
Greetings
The Christmas holiday is almost upon us and whatever your faith or belief it is a welcome break from the daily grind of life. A time to relax and get together with friends and families. Right now, we seem to … Continue reading
One four two
I guess some of you are thinking, the numbering system surely should be 1,2,3, etc; so what’s 1,4,2 mean? The answer is – I don’t know. Haven’t a clue. This was on the exterior of a building in central London … Continue reading
Is it Photography? Is it Art?
This is a postscript to my Leaf project that’s been ongoing for several weeks and will be familiar to regular readers. I’ve been painting with mud. Really. I’m not joking! My Leaf project led me to experiment with a number … Continue reading
Abstract Wood
An hour later and I would have missed these images. They are sections of plywood panels around a building site that was being boarded-up. I had spotted them being erected two or three weeks earlier and made a mental note … Continue reading
Posted in Eclectica
Tagged Boarded-up building site, Boarding, Photography, Plywood, Wood Grain
17 Comments
For today
Meant to post this last year, and forgot. Just remembered it, better later than never! Seen in a shop window in Dorking; the photographer appears to be trying to read his mind! Just a bit of fun