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There are a few things that I have learnt from having my first solo exhibition. It was the first time that I had really seen my pictures. That may seem odd, as I have been living with the images for some time, but until now, I have only seen them on the screen or onRead more about What have I learnt from the experience?[…]
I recorded a walk through the real exhibition, to match my previous simulation. As you will see, the reflections proved to be a problem but I have edited the video to show the images withoout the reflections.
The gallery keeps a book to record comments on its exhibitions. These are the comments over the week of my exhibition.
Before the exhibition, I attempted to get as much publicity as possible without paying for advertising. I used community noticeboards, and I sent my press release to as many newspapers and magazines as I thought could use it. My local paper, Kings Lynn News and Advertiser printed a reasonable promotion for the exhibition including oneRead more about Publicity[…]
The last day of my exhibition and possibly the most important. As I knew that I would have to dismantle the exhibition at the end of the day, and that I had to prepare the place to put the framed images when they returned home I decided that the Custom House would be opened byRead more about 24th May 2025[…]
Arrived as the first invigilator opened up the Custom House to find the area surrounded by vehicles from Anglian Water. Not good for the exhibition as quite apart from the noise, they were extracting sewage from a manhole somewhere in the dock, resulting in a foul smell. They were there all day, resulting in onlyRead more about 23rd May 2025[…]
Found that Iwas the first person at the Custom House today so opened up the exhibition myself. The invigilator arrived a little late but I was already open. I had one interesting visitor today, the Chairman of the Norwich Camera Club. He spoke to me about his attempts at infrared and pinhole photography and madeRead more about 22nd May 2025[…]
Today there are a couple of members of the Greyfriars group who are invigilating the exhibition so I do not need to be present all day. I arrived just as the first person was opening up the building and I explained about the picture which had been sold. I went away again and walked aroundRead more about 21st May 2025[…]
Red Dot day! Today I sold one of my pictures. A lady came in, looked around the gallery and came up to me and said “I would like to buy one of your pictures”. The picture she chose was “Windswept”, the picture of a tree bent by the westerly wind which blows across the Fens.Read more about 20th May 2025[…]