As the rain rolled in

After The Storm

I have neglected this blog over the past year or so, with only adding things every now and again. Im going to make the effort to actually start posting once in a while

Saturday night

..as is!

Work (if any) in progress

I typed up a long, probably 1000 words on a post here last week about where I was with my photography, how I have struggled bla bla. Then I hit a key (dont know which one) and deleted it all. I was pissed off as I had sat for well over half an hour spurning it out. But looking back, I dont think it was relevant to put that process of thought out there for the world to read, if anyone reads this. I am at the stage now; still where I am still not photographing much, but thinking about what I am doing with my life. Music is starting to take the lead role in my thoughts ever since leaving university, in which it held pole position before my degree.

I still dont know what is going to happen to be honest. And that in a way scares me, but maybe it will be an adventure, actually its always an adventure. Maybe it will be a good one!

I was going to write something deep and meaningful about how I feel at the moment and how inspired I am, but.... I cant be bothered

a thought

does drifting along in life function as contempt?

Helios VIII

Have a look HERE and see if your able to come to the North of Englands upcoming photographer's show. It will be good to see you there and it should be an interesting night of photography.

Andy

Breaking the Century

Just realised that this is my 100th post on this blog, ironically it also marks the hosting of my first proper website.

Andrew Clarke Photography

Hope you like what you see, it contains all the main projects I have worked on this year, the Light the last flare which consisted of a book and an exhibition. My university Final Major and my cycle/photographic journey along the Antrim Coast on the edge of Northern Ireland.

Enjoy

Third View

The only way to really grasp what this project is about is to visit the website, which to be honest doesn't totally do it justice.

Since photography came about, some 180 (arguable) years ago, photographers have photographed the landscape, for various reasons. The purpose of the original project at around the turn of the 20th century was a geological and geographic survey of the american west. In the 1970's it was photographed again in the same manner, and just a few years ago it was photographed a third time.

this book is essentially an archival document, showing change and development over a century through photography.

A truly worthwhile piece of work!

have a look HERE

STOP 43

Basically its like going out and completing any professional job, no matter what it may be. Then giving your earnings to a stranger and allowing them to take all credit for it, then paying the government tax on what they have earned from you...

this cant be stood for...

READ MORE HERE!!!!!!!!!!

its visual artist rape!