Featured Work
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Grasp by Vicky Wheeler
A level drama practical work, this piece was about the inner feelings of the certain circus acts, and their vulnerability behind their masks
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Getting ready for the show. by docophoto
3200 ASA-As is
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Into The Abyss by Katya Silkova
Текст песни Линды – В пропасть ... ‘Я попадаю в сети, / Падаю на камни. / И, задыхаясь, ветер / Трогаю руками… Просто, в пропасть… / Чтобы себя сбросить… / Просто… / Чтобы себя сбросить… И я чуть – чуть устала / Но уже заводит / То, что сначала мало, / А потом приходит. Просто… в пропасть… / Чтобы меня сбросить. / Просто… / Чтобы меня сбросить.’ ...
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silent by Neil MacPhail
I noticed the empty space between acts during a music festival. I wanted the washed out look to highlight an almost lonely performance space, as well as enhance the equipment left on the floor.
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Rehearsals 4 by Normf
Getting ready for a “formal” group portraite.
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Trumpet by Paul O' Connell
A band by the name of Elbow playing at the Electronic arts and Music festival, Stradbally Ireland 2008.
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Frenzy by Chris Dowd
Flare Dance Company 2007
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David Ford by Carl Osbourn
Taken at my first serious gig shoot and it was absolutely incredible! / Must get a 50m lens f/1.8 for the next gig in a couple of weeks though! :)
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Recent Work
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Midnight On The Mississippi by Mike Paget
One of the entertainers, Miss ‘Cotton Blossom’ sings at the Moonlight on the Mississippi Christmas Party at Tatton Park Cheshire 2008
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The "angry" drummer by richardseah
Harvey looks at times angry. At times, he looks like he is in agony. Actually, he is just totally immersed in his drumming. Harvey is one half of a two-man British group, the other being guitarist Ben, called “Etc”. They performed last night (30 November 2008) at The Esplanade open air theatre in Singapore. I actually met Ben on the way there. He was asking directions from the bus driver and I figured he was going to The Esplanade, so I offered to show him the way. He asked why I was going there and when I said I was going to watch a music concert, to my surprise he said: “I’m performing”. The other thing that surprised me was how much noise this duo could make! Their performance was, at times, very LOUD! – with Harvey driving a mean tempo. You can hear that he is a good drummer. You can see it too! —
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Wait till you hear him scream and shout... by richardseah
This is Ben, who, together with Harvey the angry drummer make up the British rock duo, Etc. Ben is the one I met on the bus on his way to the performance. I was suprised he took public transport there, rather than a taxi! Perhaps the organisers of the event did not pay him enough, LOL! But he was very casual about it all. Ben looks kind of meditative here, doesn’t he? But wait till you hear him scream and shout! He is, after all, a rock musician and his show was very high energy. He and his buddy can really create a big loud noise! The Esplanade, Singapore, 30 November 2008 __
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Lapping It Up by Jane Keats
My other favourite group at this year’s Queenscliff Music Festival hailed from Byron Bay. These guys are keeping Aussie Rock alive, but giving it a kick up the proverbial as well with some progressive roots sounds. They shift with ease through raw and dirty to melodic and reflective. I’ve always liked a good three piece, all members have to be more than good to make it work. Pictured: Marshall O’Kell – lead vocal, lead guitar, slide guitar. Marshall And The Fro
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THE BAWDIES by Jane Keats
Straight from Tokyo to the Queenscliff Music Festival in southern Victoria, Australia, “The Bawdies” are influenced by artists like Buddy Holly, The Beetles, Ray Charles, Otis Redding, etc. They have a huge amount of entertainment value, personality and energy on stage. Language barriers are not a problem, these guys had the crowd jumping and screaming from the moment they announced “Are you ready?!!” in their heavy accents. To hear them, check out www.myspace.com/thebawdies but to truely appreciate them I highly recommend seeing these guys live on stage!
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MARSHALL AND THE FRO by Jane Keats
My other favourite group at this year’s Queenscliff Music Festival hailed from Byron Bay. These guys are keeping Aussie Rock alive, but giving it a kick up the proverbial as well with some progressive roots sounds. They shift with ease through raw and dirty to melodic and reflective. I’ve always liked a good three piece, all members have to be more than good to make it work. Pictured: Marshall O’Kell – lead vocal, lead guitar, slide guitar. Marshall And The Fro
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Hold me tight by Jereme Crow
oil on canvas
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The Way The Lazy Do by kaylarenee
Dr. Dog / The Parish / Austin, Tx September 2008
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a cow's plea by WonderlandGlass
a wonderfully positive musician, Zach Freidhof, has this little friend to keep him company as he performs. from a performance on November 29 at Angel Woods Hideaway B&B, near Malabar Farm, Ohio
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A Rabbit Coming Out Of A Hat by Fotis
2008, age 7
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Film Poster by Fotis
2008, age 7 (Inspired by Tim Burton’s film “Charlie & the Chocolate Factory”)
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