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Strobist info:
Canon 580EXII bounced off ceiling, camera right at 1/4 power and 24mm, triggered via Cybersynch triggers.
Photo and text from Mind Out for Mental Health's 1 in 4 project, 2002.
What do you know about anything when you’re thirty? All I knew was that my marriage wasn’t working and I was profoundly unhappy. That was the trigger. Even in the run-up to my suicide attempt I kept up the cheerful, bang-bang, life-and-soul-of-the-party stuff. It was what they call a 'manic defence', because inside you feel there is no way out. You feel shut in and nothing is going to get you out of it. If you go for a walk and it's raining, you think it's raining only on you, not on the other 8 million people in town. It’s a very egocentric state; everything is a personal attack.
My suicide attempt was in 1960 and the shame in those days was enormous. The idea that people have emotional problems was itself thought very dubious, and the idea of going to a psychotherapist for help was an admission of madness.
People are embarrassed by suicide and afterwards everyone pretended it hadn’t happened. I wasn’t shunned, but it was ignored. I was teaching at an American university at the time and when I went back I told them I’d had pneumonia.
Eventually my way of dealing with it was to discuss it with myself, through writing ‘The Savage God’. It was a study of suicide but it finished up – on the side of life, as a book that gave reasons for staying alive. It was my shot at clearing the problem up for myself, although I think I stayed depressed for a very long time after that.
Finally, thirty years on, aged 60, I started analysis. It’s extremely interesting discovering how the mind works and eight years of seeing a psychoanalyst helped a lot. One of the secrets in life is the ability to learn from experience. You see people make a bad marriage, get divorced and then marry an identical person. I learnt from my first marriage and made sure the second marriage wasn’t like that.
Depression, like divorce, is part of life; it happens to everybody. But I still think of my suicide attempt with great embarrassment when it comes to my three children. It’s never mentioned and understandably ‘The Savage God’ is the one book of mine they are reluctant to read.
Old age can get you down. I came into this world limping on one ankle. That one's in great shape now, but I had a climbing accident many years ago and, because of it, the other ankle is now playing up. So I’m going to limp out on the wrong ankle! I said to my wife the other day, “Old age sucks”. “Sure,” she replied, “But I’d like to see it out.” She’s right of course.
FACT: 6,216 people in the UK took their own lives in 1999 (Office of National Statistics, 2000)
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Made in canvas fabric, acrylic, spray-paint and fabric marker
- The top image is the front of the skirt, with the focal point being the painting of myself, inspired by how 'Venus' was represented in Sandro Botticelli's "Birth of Venus", where underneath I question: 'WOMAN ENOUGH yet?". With this rhetoric, embroidered in the style of Tracey Emin's appliqué blankets and Vivienne Westwood's textiles style, I try to mock and take away the influence of pre-determined beauty standards imposed on women of the of the past and in the modern day. Instead, in this piece I bring back the attention to women who fought for the equality we are able to enjoy today, and commemorate them. Moreover, I also included collages of transferred images of the suffragettes and of women's marches from the 60s, as well as singular paintings of modern day women in different scales.
- The bottom image is the back of the skirt where I included more collages of transferred images, paintings of modern day women, as well as a large scale painting homage to Judy Chicago's "Tear" to accompany the statement 'MY BODY MY CHOICE'. Through this statement and the homage I bring into focus the modern day issue of legalising safe abortion for all women, which would ensure that all women could have control over when, where and how they choose to give or not give birth.
Night visitor in the garden. Images captured by the animal's body heat triggering the passive infrared trigger that I built for my camera
see www.flickr.com/photos/johnlinwood/sets/72157605113778060/
A new dog has arrived onto Flickr!
Charlie's daughter came round. Trigger doesn't have a tail, it's more like a stump so it's quite amusing when she wags it.
This is an attempt (well 2 attempts) at setting up actions using different methods to get a bleach Bypass effect. Not sure it works with this photo so well, it seems to have ruined the detail on the dress.
This is from a shoot I did back in September with the lovely Trigger. We were due to do a shoot last week but it got so cold around the area that I couldn't be cruel enough to have her stand out for a long period of time.
All images taken under a special permit granted by the Regiao Autonoma Dos Acores, Secretaria Regional Do Ambiente E Do Mar, Dreccao Regional do Ambiente.
Shot using 50mm 1.8 and closeup filters. I lit it from camera right using flash, handheld, long exposure and manually triggered flash. I have no way to trigger off camera flash at this time...
"Did they expect us to treat them with any respect?
They can polish their medals and sharpen their smiles
and amuse themselves playing games for awhile.
Boom boom, bang bang, lie down you're dead."
-Roger Waters
Wide Bandpass, fc = 80kHz
DC - 50Hz Line Rejection >120dB, which means it should be more or less independent of ambient light conditions or should have a huge range if used as a slave strobe trigger.
The other side. Note the blue and white connector in the back. This is a gas port. The trigger generator uses two types of gas. Every time a shot is taken, they have to adjust the gas. We'll go over the sequence in a later slide show.
Trigger is an adopted dog that was both abused and lived between shelters. He now resides in Illinois and Georgia (wherever mom is, he loves to travel).
Blackwood Photo Club portrait and lighting workshop.
Sony A7ii, Minolta Rokkor 135mm F2.8. Mono conversion in Silver Efex Pro.
189/161
CLS triggered SB-600, 1/8(?) power with shoot-through umbrella on camera right, folded paper in front of the car providing some fill.
Artista: Trigger The Bloodshed
Evento: Summer Breeze Open Air Festival
Fotografo: Emanuela Giurano
Data: 19 agosto 2011
Città: Dinkelsbuhl (D)
Front view of HizViz multi-trigger unit. I ordered the kit on-line, then bought the enclosure, switches, LEDs and potentiionmeters at Fry's electronics and assembled the unit.
Strobist Info:
430exII behind tracing paper back drop
430exII in 1x4 strip box right, tilted
Triggered with PocketWizards
The NSO performing scores from Chrono Cross and Chrono Trigger. Video Games Live concert 2009, Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA.
Shot these this past weekend before heading out of town. I edited them on my trip.
Strobist: 3 flashes. One modified camera left with an umbrella. One camera right, bare. One low, camera left for fill. Sun was very high camera left. Triggered with Ebay Triggers.