thank you Neil, Street Level was where I took my first black and white workshop in the early 90’s, the smell of the fix and the magic of the image coming to life in the tray intoxicated me to this day! Loved the exhibits, the small book store and the people who ran it over the years and always had time to talk..I list Street Level as one of my biggest influence in this path as lifelong student of photography, them and The Cranhill Arts Project which along with lasting friendships allowed me access to darkrooms and other resources..Cheers Neil
Wow. This was pure style. Love the stop-down format that it was written in.
Thank you! Very kind. Glad someone got it!
Wonderful essay!
Thank you!
thank you Neil, Street Level was where I took my first black and white workshop in the early 90’s, the smell of the fix and the magic of the image coming to life in the tray intoxicated me to this day! Loved the exhibits, the small book store and the people who ran it over the years and always had time to talk..I list Street Level as one of my biggest influence in this path as lifelong student of photography, them and The Cranhill Arts Project which along with lasting friendships allowed me access to darkrooms and other resources..Cheers Neil
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing. It has been such a treat hearing everyone's route into photography. Still such a great place to hang out.
Great essay, Neil. I like the comparison between shallow depth of field and Eno's concept of scenius. Brilliant!
Thank you! Happy that you have the chance to read it!