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About street photography, psychogeography and fast food.
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| [Devil kites, Weymouth - click for larger version] |
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| [prints showing borders] |
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| [tearsheet - me and Chuck in The Guardian] |
[pic 2281 - click for larger version]
The above photo of bees being removed from Mark Poulton's booth has been quite widely used (e.g. in the Street Photography Now book) but looking back, the whole sequence shown in the complete sequence "contact" sheet makes an interesting little story. The 14 shots making up files nos 2279 to 2292 below span 9 minutes.
[contact sheet I - click for larger version]
[contact sheet II - click for larger version]
Three other shots from within the sequence:
[2284 - click for larger version]
[2287 - click for larger version]
[2291 - click for larger version]
Here's 10 photos I took on Sunday before getting back on the train. Good to see the old place again - a pleasant unexpected stopover.
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The show runs from 22nd May to 26th June at Snickarbacken 7, and includes 68 photos from all 22 members of the In-Public collective. The collective was founded in 2000, and I was admitted as a member in 2010.
In addition, there will be an In-Public workshop run by Nick Turpin, Matt Stuart and Blake Andrews on 31st May to 2nd June; for details see cupstockholm.com/workshop.html
This show is a collaboration with CUP (Contemporary Urban Photography), a Stockholm-based organization promoting street and urban photography. CUP is also staging an exhibition of 40 prints from five Stockholm street photographers to run in parallel with the In-Public exhibition at the same venue.
The In-Public exhibition is an augmented version of the show that appeared in Derby's excellent FORMAT11 festival.
Bonus photo
I was fortunate enough to meet up with well-known street photographer, Chuck Patch, who was visiting from the US. We did some vaguely tandem shooting, which went better than usual - a great afternoon.
You can follow the project blog here:
http://www.brightonphotoproject.blogspot.co.uk/
[screen shot of a few candidate shots for the Brighton project]
I will continue to blog about non-Brighton related activities here, and hopefully more frequently than recently!