Robbie Lawrence is one of my favourite contemporary photographers. Such a unique eye. ‘A Voice Above the Linn’ is a wonderful book and I have his latest, ‘Long Walk Home’, still in its packaging awaiting the right moment for my first look through.
The main issue I had was too much bright light so the shade was good. Someone mentioned Philip Lorca di Corcia and made me think about how it would work with a lightbox.
the close-up ones and ones that focuses on an individual are good. still trying to figure out the one with the birds (i'm not talking about the vibes but how can i integrated in the series)
Robbie Lawrence is one of my favourite contemporary photographers. Such a unique eye. ‘A Voice Above the Linn’ is a wonderful book and I have his latest, ‘Long Walk Home’, still in its packaging awaiting the right moment for my first look through.
Yes, I saw that on your Jotter and was heartened to see. Curious to hear what you think.
Dark light/shade conditions continue to be a challenge for me, you look like you've got it figured out!
The main issue I had was too much bright light so the shade was good. Someone mentioned Philip Lorca di Corcia and made me think about how it would work with a lightbox.
thanks for the intro to Robbie, love the feel
you’ve inspired me to venture south of the river and give pollok parkrun a go instead of the usual ruchill
Better views from Ruchill but Pollok is magical
Pure dead vibey. I could feel the Parkrun pain...
I'm off to investigate Robbie Lawrence.
Thanks Jan! Are you a parkrunner?
Like your park run photos …. knee injury 🥲😳👎
Feels much better today!
Lovely to see Ellie in fine form 😍 Great pictures, Neil! 👏🏾👏🏾
Thanks! She is getting faster and faster while I am getting slower and slower. I think we’ll converge in about two years.
I feel like I was there!
Robbie is one ofy favourite photographers
the close-up ones and ones that focuses on an individual are good. still trying to figure out the one with the birds (i'm not talking about the vibes but how can i integrated in the series)
Good point. Mainly to break up the flow but possibly out of place.