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Abandoned racetrack at the Great Barrington Fairgrounds, Great Barrington, Massachusetts

I love the sight, sound, colours, lights, speed and thrill of the fairground. It brings the boy out in me. There's a cocktail of smells, candy floss, diesel exhaust, hydraulic oil, a buzz of electricity and flashing lights, movement and speed, and delighted screams. And it is even better at night.

 

The best travelling fairground is the Goose Fair in Nottingham 4-8th October. I've never been, and in recent years have reminded myself to check out the dates only to find I'm away again this time. May be, just may be I can escape to catch it on it's last day on Sunday 8th. Otherwise I will have to get my thrills somewhere else.

Jamie Whittings ERF with Terry Athas Fodens built up at Acomb Rugby club for Athas annual visit.

Fairground ride for Smile on Saturday

Bellisseria 2nd Anniversary Celebration 4.15.21

 

Photo by: Giselle Lacombe

I was interested to learn that, in the original 1882 story, Pinocchio kills Jiminy Cricket by throwing a hammer at his head!!

 

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Long Exposure fairground roundabout.

The fairground lights come on with the Helter Skelter in the background...

Simply Red - Fairground (Official Video)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiRyiVgWj6g&list=RDKiRyiVgWj6...

 

Note: Night photo using fairground light as illumination source, No flash and No tripod.

  

Nikon 28-50mm f/3.5 AI-s

www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/28-50mm.htm

 

Ghost train. I had been working on a group of images intermittently for a few weeks, not realising that they would form the basis for a series. Most of the subjects were brightly coloured as is usually the case in fairgrounds and amusement parks - obviously to first attract one's eye and then the money. I wanted to reduce the colour and experimented with a semi-documentary style with much of the colour reduced or removed, but still retaining a subtle impact. Removing the colour also reduced the distractions and allowed the detail and visual narrative to come forward in a clearer way. This technique set the pattern for most of the images although the emphasis of colour is slightly different in each. My intention and the general outcome has a sinister appearance, not the usual fun feeling associated with such places and subjects.

Part of Fairground Series www.flickr.com/photos/147896794@N05/albums/72157681424460535

  

Mobile phone shot.

Volksfest at Stuttgart.

Big Wheel at Sunderland Illuminations 2015

San Fran. 2015.

the Waltzer effect on East Coast models.

Zorki 4K

Industar 40

Kodak 2238 (2006 expired) + Ilford ID11 (stock, and warmed to 24C) for 8:30 min

 

Scanned on Epson Perfection V550 Photo, with SilverFast SE 8.8.0r19

Fairground ride, Tramore, Waterford

R113 NUD (ex R16 OUT) 'Behemoth'

1997 Foden 4525 XL

Joseph Gess, 'Avalanche' Miami

Buckingham, 14 October 2022

New to Ainscough Crane Hire

View over Skegness boating lake.

You're very unlikely to find me in one of these. I've never understood why someone would want to go in one, for a thrill ... Makes me shiver just thinking about it ...

I know it is not really focused here, but I was in love with the way the power line was reflected in the window, all I had on me was my 50mm and if I moved it would not have been framed in the window... took the shot anyway

Stratford upon Avon. 2024

Seen at Cobham (Print By Steve Powell)

Black Country 1940's At The Fairground.

By the Library, Birmingham

Getting tired of this wheel by now ;-) taken at Swansea's Waterfront Winterland.

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