Re-inventing. Maker of images: still and moving, collector of sounds. Family member and sea-side dweller. Thinking process (or lack of) around making work. Some twaddle definitely.
Showing posts with label Sediment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sediment. Show all posts
Monday, September 12, 2011
Sediment
This year has been a bit like stepping off unstable sure ground and leaping onto a highwire tightrope wearing flippers. Without any intention, I was in danger of becoming the pavement version of Philippe Petit. Following life cycles with a flat tyre rather than a taut life line. Various visits to various locations has grounded me, surprisingly. Beachy Head is one, I went there again to capture the sea - crazy idea, how can one capture the sea in all it's majesty - impossible. I spotted a group instead. Captured them while I could. Later I ventured to the beach - not the one at Beachy Head, having no head for heights - but my beach, the one that's close to me, capturing a smaller version of the sea...
Labels:
Beachy Head,
Philippe Petit,
photography,
Sediment,
Telling Stories
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