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he walks past his reflection, caught mid-stride in a window selling departure. the suitcase waits motionless behind glass, while the city continuesâlayered, reflected, unresolved. in this merging of worlds, travel becomes a metaphor not for movement, but for in-between.
I got the bus into town today with the intention of walking home taking photos along the seafront. But when I got off the bus at the station I found myself at the front of a protest march against everything the WHO, the world scientific and medical advisors and our government are doing with regard to the coronavirus. I was quite taken back by such strong views on the subject and the belief that Covid is a hoax.
Portrait of an artist: My friend, Addison, and the Vision Tree on Cumberland Island during our Pigs Fly Retreat.
“Authenticity is the language of visionaries.”
― Andrena Sawyer
120 film
Bronica sqa, zenzanon 180mm f/4.5, Ilford Delta 400, yellow filter, developed in Ilfosol 3
Black Rock by flash light. The background /sky is lit up by the Asda superstore car park with the cliffs to the left. Framing the image is the main road into Brighton Marina supported by concrete columns.
I love the plants on the footpath across Kemp Town Enclosures. The area has clearly had megabucks invested in it in the past, most likely the 1800's, as it has been planted with the most beautiful plants. Over more recent decades its not been touched but the plants continue to flourish against all odds.
a red figure moves left, a green bag moves right, and between them, a waiting cart divides the arcade like a forgotten pause. sunlight traces its arc across the shutters, and the pipe in the middle holds the frame like a taut string. it’s a fleeting moment with painterly precision — pure urban geometry in color.
When I first spoke to Andy and his friends I found his strong character quite overwhelming. I would have loved the time to take a series of photos to capture that character but I could feel that was not going to be an option.
Cette photo fait partie de mon portfolio “Où l’amour habite”. Parce que toutes les histoires qui méritent d’être racontée sont, fondamentalement, les histoires d’amour.
Bronica sqa, zenzanon 150mm, ilford Delta 400, developed in Rodinal 1+50 for 12 mins.
Gran Via de Les Corts,
Barcelona. Spain
May 2018,
(C) Sion Fullana
All Rights Reserved
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The location for a scene in the 1979 film Quadrophenia. It is now a shrine to the mod movement and people come from across the world to see the alleyway which is located between 10 and 11 East Street.
Brighton joins the rest of the South East when it goes into tier 4 on 26th December. But this evening the restaurants and pubs with outdoor seating were doing a roaring trade. Two last nights to eat out before it all closes down again for the third time in 2020.
Thousands of the little chaps queuing for take off but a real challenge to capture them in the distance and on the sloping roof. I need a lot of practice!
Walking around the West Harbour wall I met George who was just arriving to start fishing for the day. He told me this was his usual spot but today the sea looked too rough around the wall. He pointed out how calm it was further out to sea but rough where he wanted to fish. I suggested he tried the East wall but he said that was too far to walk. I got quite a few shots of George in different spots as he was happy to move to where I found the right light, clouds and backdrop,
This is my 2nd submission to the Human Family Group. To view more street portraits and stories visit www.flickr.com/groups/thehumanfamily/
Athena is a Harris Hawk in training, She is 2 months old and an absolute stunner. Quite happy to pose at different angles while I tried to block out the rising sun.
This morning I went for my usual walk in my usual place and ended up at a car event on Madeira Drive. I learnt from one of the participants that somebody, on a whim, had posted an invitation on FaceBook for what looked to be boy racers, petrol heads or anyone with unusual, modified, souped up, classic, vintage, etc cars to come together on Madeira Drive on Boxing Day.
Whoever posted the invite created a very successful event albeit there will be no end of complaints about the crowds, the noise of the revving engines and the danger to the public.
Groups of up to six people can meet in the outdoors and cafes and restaurants can serve food out of doors. The problem has been that April 2021 has been one of the coldest and windiest April on record. So many outdoor venues have put up marquees or simply, like this Weatherspoons, have covered their outdoor seating area with opaque plastic.
Today’s rally in Brighton and Hove was part of a global day of action to mark Nakba Day, also known as the ‘Palestine Catastrophe’. It was organised by the Brighton and Hove Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC).
Similar protests were held across the country today, with thousands of people marching through Hyde Park in central London.
Today I went to the Hockney Experience at Lightroom, 8 minutes walk from Kings Cross/St Pancras in London. The photos I’ve taken include the audience lying and sitting around absorbed in the experience. It was spectacular.
I can only describe it using the websites words:
Holoport, the audio company, radically transforms how audiences engage with sound.
Disguise is a platform which enables audiences to experience spectacular visual experiences.
The most beautiful staircase which I could spend a whole day photographing........ I might stop for afternoon Tea in the equally beautiful restaurant.
Sadly ‘Brighton's Oldest Raver' or ‘Disco Pete' as he was fondly known passed away last week. He was best known for his up front dancing at local events and festivals and of course his love of disco. I myself have a number of photo's taken of him strutting his stuff out front of rock bands and discos.
Brighton is well known for its graffiti and murals so it wasn't a surprise when a brilliant mural of Pete appeared in Trafalgar Lane. A fitting tribute.
See the rest of the Brighton Street series so far:
from the series "It's the Wind We Remember"
bronica sqa, zenzanon 150mm @ f/4, Ilford Delta 400, developed in Rodinal
Although it is called the March of the Mermaids the march was for all sea creatures and Merfolk. Thankfully there was only one scary Seagull and one scary Turtle. Just as well I wasn't eating chips when he spotted me.