After consultations with my tutor and discussions with my fellow students, I have decided to reduce further the number of images for my exhibition to fourteen. This gives a better spacing allowing the images to be seen in isolation rather than being crowded together. Here is the latest walk through of the virtual exhibition.
A couple of photographs of yesterday’s partial solar eclipse, as seen from my home in Norfolk. This will be the last one seen in the UK within my lifetime. Fig 1: 11 am (Bainbridge, 2025) Fig 2: 11.15 am (Bainbridge, 2025)
I have always been interested in photography since I was a boy in short trousers, developing and printing my own photographs even in colour. When I retired I decided that it was an opportunity to become a student again and obtain a degree that did not exist when I was eighteen, namely a bachelor’sRead more about Artist Statement for Upcoming Exhibition[…]
On advice from my tutor, I have reduced the number of images in the exhibition n order to ‘give them some space to breathe’. As a result I have reduced the exhibition from twenty images to sixteen. I have updated my virtual exhibition again to reflect the change and I have also added the textRead more about Project 6[…]
Case Study–Elizabeth Woodger I find Elizabeth Woodger’s work fascinating, particularly how she has based her work on her previous employment as a geologist. She has used expertise from her previous career to produce some interesting images from the combination of folded paper and the natural world and her works on metamorphosis and diagenesis. I amRead more about Case Study–Elizabeth Woodger[…]
Now that the gallery where my exhibition will be taking place is open again after the Christmas/New Year break, I have been able to visit and reconsider the size of my exhibition. I have added two more images and moved a few things around to improve the display. I have updated the virtual preview ofRead more about Updated Virtual Exhibition[…]
I have today visited and photographed the inside of the venue for my exhibition in May. I have created a computer generated 3D recreation of the space. The alignment is not perfect, but it will give an idea of where my exhibition will take place.
Today I visited a photographic Exhibition at the Sainsbury Centre at the University of East Anglia entitled Heroin Falls. This exhibition is part of their current presentation called Why Do We Take Drugs? . Fig 1: Heroin falls (MacIndoe and Sobekwa, 2025) Heroin Falls is quite graphic and consists of photographs by two artists, GrahamRead more about Heroin Falls[…]
The instructions for Project 4 request me to “Produce a list of your intended external contacts that you can approach for the publication of your final work.”. At present I haven’t fully thought about this as I am having a physical exhibition, rather than creating a photo book or other form of publication, but IRead more about External contacts[…]
My exhibition is being held from 17th to 24th May 2025 in the Customs House in King’s Lynn. The Customs House is an unusual gallery, in that it doesn’t have the usual white walls, but due to the age of the building which was built in the 18th Century, nothing can be mounted on theRead more about Final Exhibition[…]