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Showing posts with label Photoessay. Show all posts

Graffiti under the bridge: Gallery

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Story If you have not read the story of these graffiti I found under bridge during my regular walks in Thorpe Meadows please go  here  or cl...

Graffiti under the bridge

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Gallery Underneath the Nene Parkway - Longthorpe Flyover in Orton Mere is a hidden gem, a legal graffiti site that is a beauty to behold. Lo...

Red Brick graffiti

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A few weeks back I went down to Glastonbury to attend our first face to face team meeting since the lifting of Covid restrictions in July. A...

Power Rhythm by Robert Erskine

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  Power Rhythm by Robert Erskine Erskine was successful in winning a national competition to create a landmark sculpture for the City of Pet...

12/12: Shops and shoppers

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Note : These photos were taken in December 2019 as part of my Project 12 photography project. However, it is only a year later that I am pos...

11/12: Fallen leaves

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Note : These photos were taken in November 2019 as part of my Project 12 photography project. However, it is only now that I am posting them...

Peterborough Blue Plaques heritage trail

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Booklet A blue plaque is a permanent sign installed in a public place in the United Kingdom and elsewhere to commemorate a link between...

Beautiful autumn foliage

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Despite the unpredictable lousy weather, autumn is a favourite season of mine because of the colourful foliage that surrounds us for a fe...

10/12: Colours of Autumn

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Autumn leaf color is a phenomenon that affects the normal green leaves of many deciduous trees and shrubs by which they take on, during ...

First (and only) model photoshoot attended

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A few years ago, our small and short-lived photography group held our first and only photoshoot with a model. A member who knows a profes...

The band

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A few years back we attended a friend's 'Life begins' birthday party and we got to dress up nicely for a change. But we are n...

Places to Be by Antony Gormley

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World-famous sculptor and Turner Prize winner Sir Antony Gormley's first ever public sculpture commission Places to Be returned home...

9/12: Heritage architecture

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Peterborough Cathedral, properly the Cathedral Church of St Peter, St Paul and St Andrew – also known as Saint Peter's Cathedral in ...

Gaia, an artwork by Luke Jerram visited Peterborough

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Gaia is a seven metre diameter sphere, featuring 120dpi detailed NASA imagery of the earth’s surface. The artwork provides the opportun...

More wood sculptures in Ferry Meadows

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Photowalk | Pyramid | Wood sculptures I took these photos of wood sculptures during a photowalk/running on the last day of August . My ...

Pyramid by John Maine

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Photowalk | Pyramid | Wood sculptures Pyramid by John Maine John Maine’s large work ‘Pyramid’, made from Portland stone and acquired ...

Ferry Meadows photowalk to end summer

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Photowalk | Pyramid | Wood sculptures How do you spend your last day of summer? By doing a photowalk and/or running, of course! So, o...

8/12: On the beach

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The beach - sun, sea, and golden sands - sums up many people's idea of a perfect holiday destination. ( Tom Ang's book on photog...

Creature by Anne Nicholson

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Peterborough Sculpture Park |  Festival Boat Creature by Ann Nicholson This abstract sculpture is carved from one large piece of Cli...

Festival Boat by Sokan Douglas Camp

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Peterborough Sculpture Park |  Odd Oaks Festival Boat by Sokan Douglas Camp This piece was commissioned from the artist as part of t...