As of yesterday three of my photographs are now on sale in the Babylon Gallery in Ely. I have printed and mounted two of my infrared images from the Fens and one from another series that I took at Sheringham on the North Norfolk coast. The two Fens images are naturally black and white whilst the Sheringham photograph is in colour. It will be interesting to see if any of them are bought, and particularly whether the preference is for colour or monochrome.
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| Fig 1: ‘Ship of the Fens’ in Babylon Gallery (Bainbridge, 2024) |
Unfortunately the gallery is closing for the early part of the new year, so they will only be on sale for a few weeks, but the gallery is open to the public until the middle of December. Had I not been ill with Covid-19, these would have been put on sale at least a month earlier.
I am currently still waiting for a date when I may be able to present my work in a exhibition at the Customs House in King’s Lynn, but I have already begun to frame images in anticipation.
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| Fig 2: ‘Windswept Tree’ Framed (Bainbridge, 2024) |
List of Illustrations
Fig 1: Bainbridge, G. (2024) ‘Ship of the Fens’ in Babylon Gallery. At: http://bainb.com/wp/mpt/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/11/APC_1139.jpg
Fig 2: Bainbridge, G. (2024) ‘Windswept Tree’ Framed. At: http://bainb.com/wp/mpt/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/11/DSC03618.jpg

