This has got to be the one of the best set of photos from a workshop I was involved with. It's the sort of collective result I hoped for from a workshop, thanks mainly to good participants. There’s a heap of hand and gesture action, and loads of interesting interactions. And you get a sense of the frenetic urgency of central London.
First up, Alex Steger, all the way from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Alex was using a Leica Q.
Next, one from Sean Pollock, a photographer specialising in portrait work. If you’ve seen a portrait of the former football manager, Alex Ferguson on a book cover or in a magazine, chances are that fellow Scot Sean Pollock took it…
Now one from Angelo Gifford, who has been to several of my days out. Thanks Angelo.
One from Jure Maticic, visiting from Slovenia. Jure was using an Fujifilm X-T2.
Next up, multifaceted photographer Manu Smith-Palomeque.
Sean Pollock. Was life created?
Sean Pollock. One of the instructions I gave was one that Garry Winogrand used to give students, simply – “take a picture of someone doing something to someone else”.
Angelo Gifford. Sunglasses...
Sean Pollock. Sean was using a Nikon D810 with a 24-70mm lens. A hefty combination.
Alex Steger
Angelo Gifford. Angelo was using a Panasonic G6.
Sean Pollock. Pointing...
Jure Maticic
Alex Steger. Change money
Angelo Gifford. Multitasking...
Sean Pollock. Do not cross...
Sean Pollock
Alex Steger. Theatre tickets...
Sean Pollock. Window into building work...
Angelo Gifford
Manu Smith-Palomeque. Reflections...
Angelo Gifford
Manu Smith-Palomeque. Theatre security...
Sean Pollock. Hats...
Sean Pollock. Bins and more...
Manu Smith-Palomeque photographing a U-bend photographer...
Sean Pollock
Sean Pollock. Sean took a lot of photos. Sean can be found on the web here or Instagram here
Angelo Gifford
Sean Pollock
And lastly, Alex Steger
Not bad for an afternoon's work...
Finally finally, a photo I took on my way to meet the group...
There were seven participants, and I've included some photos from all of the five who uploaded photos to the group Flickr pool. The two attendees who didn’t submit photos are still welcome to do so (if you can remember that far back in time…).
