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Clarity

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Clarity

As part of a job tonight i had to shoot the inside of a CCTV Response Vehicle shooting from the boot area to capture the operational hub of the vehicle.

the image showed up the clarity of the image and the problem that the the boot door was open and seen on the camera(top left image). so dig out the remote trigger

The image rejected by it’s great clarity, I can handle that.

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morning welcome

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morning welcome

If there is one way to make sure I’m a happy bunny all day. Wake me, leave me to wash and dress then serenade me with the sound of the coffee machine steaming me up a wonderful cup of black coffee. Give me 20 minutes to catch up with the sport and news. Then show me the world, I’m ready for it’s roller-coaster

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I Love You……………………………..

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I Love You...................................

or was I revisiting my inner child and playing with the timeless children toy Lego. After having the idea for Fridays shot I thought it would be fun to run with the Lego theme this weekend.
The eyes were great to break up the block of red

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Session Photography Exhibition

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Session Photography Exhibition

9th May 2013

The London Irish Centre
50-52 Camden Square
London
NW1 9XB
UK

Session

“A close and personal look at the musicians, their instruments and the passion to be found at sessions in pubs and bars, wherever a few gather for a tune or two.”

I’m JJ (James to my mum), a Manchester based photographer taking a hobby to the next level. Mainly self-taught, with some formal training, I embrace all areas of photography and am a consummate people watcher, capturing them naturally in their environment.

‘Session’ is an on-going project that came out of some casual shoots in early 2010 where my people watching drew me more to individual musicians rather than the collective. I started to hone in on the detail, trying to capture the place they seemed to drift into while playing and the hands at work. As I expanded my shooting throughout Manchester, the UK and Ireland, I started to envisage the project as an exhibition; looking to draw together a collection of images that capture the intimacy of the session. The age range of those playing and the balance of instruments – 11 tin whistles and a fiddle could never create a brilliant session!

Though I am on first name terms with many of the musicians, I decided not to name any of the images, to give the viewer the experience of walking into a session in a pub or bar; as a stranger wherever a few gather for a tune or two.

Today’s image comes as part of News that i have an exhibition opening in London on the 9th May 2013.

It would be great to see you at the opening or visit at a later date. Feel free to give me some feed back on your experience.