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Ipswich's Ray Crawford scores with a diving header 18 April 1962 in a match against Aston Villa. The match saw Ipswich win the League Championship.
Ray is one of those friends that immediately puts a big smile on your face, every time you see them.
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Ray Collins was the founding member of 'Mothers of Invention'. I took the photos of Ray as I was walking around Claremont on a cold January day in 2011, I was dragging a couple of old film cameras around with me as I was trying to getting back into shooting with film again.
As a fan of classic cars I crossed the road to take a photo of a parked DeLorean (as in the 'Back to the Future' car). It was then that Ray's friend Stephen asked me if I were a photographer as I had a few these old film cameras with me...we got chatting and it turns out he used to be a model in his youth...I asked if I could take his photo and one with his friend (Ray hadn't said much up to now)...so I take a couple of Stephen and also ask Ray if I can shoot a few of him to. He agrees and as I was reloading the film into the camera he asked me if I'm from the UK (the accent gave it away I think), he then said he had played at the Albert Hall many years ago...I asked if he were in a band, he replied 'MOI'...I had to think for a minute and then I said is that 'Mothers of Invention', Frank Zappas band. He smiled and told me that he was the one who had invited Frank into his band, but he'd never made any money with the band.
Mother of Invention vocalist Ray Collins died on Dec 24th 2012 , age 76
Key component of the Celtics team, Ray Allen has been a consistent threat for big shots and big nights.
One of the rays in the aquarium at Coral Reef Restaurant, just hanging out at the bottom of the tank.
Jo and Isobel struggle through the undergrowth, only to find a guiding ray of light... Well it was a Sunday!
This is from a great walk in the woods behind Dulwich Golf course. Jo and Isobel were already highlighted by the sunlight, so I have simply applied an Orton effect to the background and dodged in a "ray of light" from top left. Hopefully it looks dramatic yet reasonably believable..? Any critique (within reason) welcome!
Haven't had a lot of time for photography between designing sites, and setting up a podcasting studio. But this new mic I got in looked sweet, so I had to set up a quick shot. Not really happy with the composition (background was to small to get what I wanted), but I like the light.
Strobist info:
SB800 ; 1/8th power into an umbrella about 45 degrees left of camera, fired with pocket wizard.
SB600 ; 1/4 power snooted up high with a little smoke in the air is what caused the ray of light. fired as slave.
I think the camera was at f8.