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Kinga + Maciej Krzyminscy | z dziennika o fotografii
working with film, presence + narrative
founders of @openkamera_cic | the RAW portrait method | photoTherapy | alternative darkroom
📍UK | Plymouth
Some BTS from a shoot @openkamera_cic did for @plymsoundnmp back in March! The “Blue Sparks” is a community grants programme, created to support local projects that help more people connect with, enjoy and look after Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Plymouth, England; 2026.
Ilford HP5+ 400 @ 400 + Olympus OM2sp + Zuiko 28mm f2.8
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#film #vhfvt #вхфвт #gosha_vhfvt
Some BTS from a shoot @openkamera_cic did for @plymsoundnmp back in March! The “Blue Sparks” is a community grants programme, created to support local projects that help more people connect with, enjoy and look after Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Plymouth, England; 2026.
Ilford HP5+ 400 @ 400 + Olympus OM2sp + Zuiko 28mm f2.8
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.
.
.
#film #vhfvt #вхфвт #gosha_vhfvt
Some BTS from a shoot @openkamera_cic did for @plymsoundnmp back in March! The “Blue Sparks” is a community grants programme, created to support local projects that help more people connect with, enjoy and look after Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Plymouth, England; 2026.
Ilford HP5+ 400 @ 400 + Olympus OM2sp + Zuiko 28mm f2.8
.
.
.
.
#film #vhfvt #вхфвт #gosha_vhfvt
Some BTS from a shoot @openkamera_cic did for @plymsoundnmp back in March! The “Blue Sparks” is a community grants programme, created to support local projects that help more people connect with, enjoy and look after Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Plymouth, England; 2026.
Ilford HP5+ 400 @ 400 + Olympus OM2sp + Zuiko 28mm f2.8
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.
.
.
#film #vhfvt #вхфвт #gosha_vhfvt
Some BTS from a shoot @openkamera_cic did for @plymsoundnmp back in March! The “Blue Sparks” is a community grants programme, created to support local projects that help more people connect with, enjoy and look after Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Plymouth, England; 2026.
Ilford HP5+ 400 @ 400 + Olympus OM2sp + Zuiko 28mm f2.8
.
.
.
.
#film #vhfvt #вхфвт #gosha_vhfvt
Some BTS from a shoot @openkamera_cic did for @plymsoundnmp back in March! The “Blue Sparks” is a community grants programme, created to support local projects that help more people connect with, enjoy and look after Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Plymouth, England; 2026.
Ilford HP5+ 400 @ 400 + Olympus OM2sp + Zuiko 28mm f2.8
.
.
.
.
#film #vhfvt #вхфвт #gosha_vhfvt
Some BTS from a shoot @openkamera_cic did for @plymsoundnmp back in March! The “Blue Sparks” is a community grants programme, created to support local projects that help more people connect with, enjoy and look after Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Plymouth, England; 2026.
Ilford HP5+ 400 @ 400 + Olympus OM2sp + Zuiko 28mm f2.8
.
.
.
.
#film #vhfvt #вхфвт #gosha_vhfvt
Some BTS from a shoot @openkamera_cic did for @plymsoundnmp back in March! The “Blue Sparks” is a community grants programme, created to support local projects that help more people connect with, enjoy and look after Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Plymouth, England; 2026.
Ilford HP5+ 400 @ 400 + Olympus OM2sp + Zuiko 28mm f2.8
.
.
.
.
#film #vhfvt #вхфвт #gosha_vhfvt
patrzenie jako forma namysłu [czyli my vs świat obrazów konsumowanych z pośpiechem]
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krzesło, kłębek wełny, pustka. I nagle zwykły kadr staje się obrazem relacji, nieobecności, pamięci.
>> fotografia ujawnia że świat przedmiotów jest zawsze obciążony ludzkim doświadczeniem. Rzeczy przechowują gesty, pamięć, czas a nawet ciszę.
To zdjęcie nie pokazuje osoby, a jednak jest portretem. Portretem nieobecności (puste krzesło), i tego co w życiu nieustannie próbujemy łączyć; ta gruba biała nić jest jak myśl która nie daje się domknąć, jest jak pamięć która wraca, zawiesza się i plącze.
Może fotografia jest właśnie tym,
miejscem w którym pamięć znajduje formę.
/pamięć ma kształt przedmiotów, K M Krzyminscy 2024-2026/
#conceptualphotography #fotografiaartystyczna #fotografiaterapeutyczna #phototherapy #visualdiary
patrzenie jako forma namysłu [czyli my vs świat obrazów konsumowanych z pośpiechem]
__________________________
krzesło, kłębek wełny, pustka. I nagle zwykły kadr staje się obrazem relacji, nieobecności, pamięci.
>> fotografia ujawnia że świat przedmiotów jest zawsze obciążony ludzkim doświadczeniem. Rzeczy przechowują gesty, pamięć, czas a nawet ciszę.
To zdjęcie nie pokazuje osoby, a jednak jest portretem. Portretem nieobecności (puste krzesło), i tego co w życiu nieustannie próbujemy łączyć; ta gruba biała nić jest jak myśl która nie daje się domknąć, jest jak pamięć która wraca, zawiesza się i plącze.
Może fotografia jest właśnie tym,
miejscem w którym pamięć znajduje formę.
/pamięć ma kształt przedmiotów, K M Krzyminscy 2024-2026/
#conceptualphotography #fotografiaartystyczna #fotografiaterapeutyczna #phototherapy #visualdiary
family portrait by the sea.
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at @openkamera_cic ,family portraits sit at the core of what we do - not as a product but as a way of connecting people and creating shared experience through photography.
As part of /family portrait by the sea/ we worked directly on positive paper to create a one-of-a-kind image >> this approach is both intentional and environmental; by skipping film, we reduce the use of plastic materials while embracing a slower, more conscious process. The photograph was developed in a seaweed solution straight after the photo has been taken, in our portable darkroom, allowing the image to be shaped not only by the light, but by the place itself.
~ what emerges is more than a portrait; it is a trace of presence, of a family, a landscape, and a moment held together by the process, by the sea.
The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players with £11.6 million funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
@plymsoundnmp @heritagefunduk @_foreignbirds
#alternativedarkroom #seaweedsolution #familyportrait #plymouthsound #plymouthsoundnationalmarinepark
back home, where we keep a frozen fragment of the sea(weed) just in case we miss it.
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zamroziłam kawałek morza, żeby mieć je zawsze pod ręką. Leży sobie w zamrażarce między zamrożoną doradą a groszkiem.
>> to jest ten czas kiedy morze jest pełne, i /kwitnie/ po swojemu, nie jak na lądzie, ale rośnie, reaguje kolorami. Więcej światła, dłuższe dni, cieplejsza woda.. i nagle wszystko nabiera koloru, zielenie, brązy, głębokie czerwienie- to różne pigmenty pozwalają wodorostom łapać światło na różnych głębokościach.
a ja układam z nich morskie 'bukiety'.
#wodorosty #wiosna #nadmorzem #plymouthdevon #fotograficzneeksperymenty
back home, where we keep a frozen fragment of the sea(weed) just in case we miss it.
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zamroziłam kawałek morza, żeby mieć je zawsze pod ręką. Leży sobie w zamrażarce między zamrożoną doradą a groszkiem.
>> to jest ten czas kiedy morze jest pełne, i /kwitnie/ po swojemu, nie jak na lądzie, ale rośnie, reaguje kolorami. Więcej światła, dłuższe dni, cieplejsza woda.. i nagle wszystko nabiera koloru, zielenie, brązy, głębokie czerwienie- to różne pigmenty pozwalają wodorostom łapać światło na różnych głębokościach.
a ja układam z nich morskie 'bukiety'.
#wodorosty #wiosna #nadmorzem #plymouthdevon #fotograficzneeksperymenty
back home, where we keep a frozen fragment of the sea(weed) just in case we miss it.
________________________
zamroziłam kawałek morza, żeby mieć je zawsze pod ręką. Leży sobie w zamrażarce między zamrożoną doradą a groszkiem.
>> to jest ten czas kiedy morze jest pełne, i /kwitnie/ po swojemu, nie jak na lądzie, ale rośnie, reaguje kolorami. Więcej światła, dłuższe dni, cieplejsza woda.. i nagle wszystko nabiera koloru, zielenie, brązy, głębokie czerwienie- to różne pigmenty pozwalają wodorostom łapać światło na różnych głębokościach.
a ja układam z nich morskie 'bukiety'.
#wodorosty #wiosna #nadmorzem #plymouthdevon #fotograficzneeksperymenty
📸 Framed by the Sea is bringing photography to the shoreline!
Join @openkamera as a part of the Blue Sparks Programme from Plymouth Sound National Marine Park for a magical coastal portrait photo session, captured through an analogue camera and developed using seaweed, right on the beach🌿
Come along for your unique seaside photo at one of these sessions:
🌊 Firestone Bay (Devil’s Point) – 24 and 25 April, 10am–12pm
🐚 Mount Batten Beach – 1 and 2 May, 10am–12pm
🪸 Wembury Marine Centre Beach – 8 and 9 May, 10am–12pm
Free to join -🔗 link in bio (Events) to book your spot
The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players with £11.6million of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. #ThanksToYou @heritagefunduk
📸 Framed by the Sea is bringing photography to the shoreline!
Join @openkamera as a part of the Blue Sparks Programme from Plymouth Sound National Marine Park for a magical coastal portrait photo session, captured through an analogue camera and developed using seaweed, right on the beach🌿
Come along for your unique seaside photo at one of these sessions:
🌊 Firestone Bay (Devil’s Point) – 24 and 25 April, 10am–12pm
🐚 Mount Batten Beach – 1 and 2 May, 10am–12pm
🪸 Wembury Marine Centre Beach – 8 and 9 May, 10am–12pm
Free to join -🔗 link in bio (Events) to book your spot
The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players with £11.6million of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. #ThanksToYou @heritagefunduk
📸 Framed by the Sea is bringing photography to the shoreline!
Join @openkamera as a part of the Blue Sparks Programme from Plymouth Sound National Marine Park for a magical coastal portrait photo session, captured through an analogue camera and developed using seaweed, right on the beach🌿
Come along for your unique seaside photo at one of these sessions:
🌊 Firestone Bay (Devil’s Point) – 24 and 25 April, 10am–12pm
🐚 Mount Batten Beach – 1 and 2 May, 10am–12pm
🪸 Wembury Marine Centre Beach – 8 and 9 May, 10am–12pm
Free to join -🔗 link in bio (Events) to book your spot
The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players with £11.6million of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. #ThanksToYou @heritagefunduk
📸 Framed by the Sea is bringing photography to the shoreline!
Join @openkamera as a part of the Blue Sparks Programme from Plymouth Sound National Marine Park for a magical coastal portrait photo session, captured through an analogue camera and developed using seaweed, right on the beach🌿
Come along for your unique seaside photo at one of these sessions:
🌊 Firestone Bay (Devil’s Point) – 24 and 25 April, 10am–12pm
🐚 Mount Batten Beach – 1 and 2 May, 10am–12pm
🪸 Wembury Marine Centre Beach – 8 and 9 May, 10am–12pm
Free to join -🔗 link in bio (Events) to book your spot
The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players with £11.6million of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. #ThanksToYou @heritagefunduk
📸 Framed by the Sea is bringing photography to the shoreline!
Join @openkamera as a part of the Blue Sparks Programme from Plymouth Sound National Marine Park for a magical coastal portrait photo session, captured through an analogue camera and developed using seaweed, right on the beach🌿
Come along for your unique seaside photo at one of these sessions:
🌊 Firestone Bay (Devil’s Point) – 24 and 25 April, 10am–12pm
🐚 Mount Batten Beach – 1 and 2 May, 10am–12pm
🪸 Wembury Marine Centre Beach – 8 and 9 May, 10am–12pm
Free to join -🔗 link in bio (Events) to book your spot
The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players with £11.6million of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. #ThanksToYou @heritagefunduk
📸 Framed by the Sea is bringing photography to the shoreline!
Join @openkamera as a part of the Blue Sparks Programme from Plymouth Sound National Marine Park for a magical coastal portrait photo session, captured through an analogue camera and developed using seaweed, right on the beach🌿
Come along for your unique seaside photo at one of these sessions:
🌊 Firestone Bay (Devil’s Point) – 24 and 25 April, 10am–12pm
🐚 Mount Batten Beach – 1 and 2 May, 10am–12pm
🪸 Wembury Marine Centre Beach – 8 and 9 May, 10am–12pm
Free to join -🔗 link in bio (Events) to book your spot
The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players with £11.6million of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. #ThanksToYou @heritagefunduk
📸 Framed by the Sea is bringing photography to the shoreline!
Join @openkamera as a part of the Blue Sparks Programme from Plymouth Sound National Marine Park for a magical coastal portrait photo session, captured through an analogue camera and developed using seaweed, right on the beach🌿
Come along for your unique seaside photo at one of these sessions:
🌊 Firestone Bay (Devil’s Point) – 24 and 25 April, 10am–12pm
🐚 Mount Batten Beach – 1 and 2 May, 10am–12pm
🪸 Wembury Marine Centre Beach – 8 and 9 May, 10am–12pm
Free to join -🔗 link in bio (Events) to book your spot
The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players with £11.6million of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. #ThanksToYou @heritagefunduk
📸 Framed by the Sea is bringing photography to the shoreline!
Join @openkamera as a part of the Blue Sparks Programme from Plymouth Sound National Marine Park for a magical coastal portrait photo session, captured through an analogue camera and developed using seaweed, right on the beach🌿
Come along for your unique seaside photo at one of these sessions:
🌊 Firestone Bay (Devil’s Point) – 24 and 25 April, 10am–12pm
🐚 Mount Batten Beach – 1 and 2 May, 10am–12pm
🪸 Wembury Marine Centre Beach – 8 and 9 May, 10am–12pm
Free to join -🔗 link in bio (Events) to book your spot
The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players with £11.6million of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. #ThanksToYou @heritagefunduk
/there is no new water/
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today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
/there is no new water/
_____________________
today I found myself journaling in a very unexpected place, at Plymouth Fish Quay. @plymouthfisheries
how little I knew, and how rich the whole experience turned out to be.
Also, have you ever tried /blind sketching/ ?
drawing without really looking at the page, only at what’s in front of you. it slows you down in a different way. you stop trying to make things /right/ and start noticing instead.
I came for a research trip, thinking about water >> there is no new water, only circulation, memory, return.
I learned that fishermen often name their boats after their children; small acts of love floating out at sea.
and I met the bream, a quiet, beautiful fish I hadn’t noticed before.
and also… some harder things.
that /local fish & chips/ doesn’t always mean local fish. in fact, more than 80% of seafood eaten in the UK is imported, even though we're surrounded by water.
and that mackerel,one of the most common, familiar fish, is now at risk.
stocks are being overfished, pushed beyond safe limits, with scientists calling for drastic cuts just to let them recover.
it makes you pause.
what feels abundant isn't always secure.
The initiative is part of “There is no new water - meet your wild neighbours III”
with @take_a_part_plymouth
and then we ended up around a table at @opecafe ,
a meal prepared by Max, fresh local fish, still carrying the taste of the morning. (simply delicious, as always 🤌, and that nettle pesto 🤤)
What a perfect Monday, somewhere between words and thoughts.
#plymouthfisheries #localfish #researchproject #devonlife #localbusinesses
we are taking our /alternative darkroom/ to the sea 🌊
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Over the next three weeks, we are running a series of family workshops by the sea called "Family portrait by the Sea" as part of the Blue Sparks initiative. This project invites families to engage with the coastline through a series of fun, creative sessions combined with alternative analogue photography, environmental awareness and shared storytelling.
- can you develop a photo using seaweed? 👀
- come and find out!
This project is supported by @plymsoundnmp and @heritagefunduk and it's all about connecting ourselves with the sea.
Spaces are limited | booking essential
🎟️ Link in our bio | Eventbrite
Tag a friend, come and join us 💙
See you by the sea!
#plymouthsoundnationalmarinepark #plymouthsound #familyportraiture #alternativedarkroom #plymouthart
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
4 days left to see some giant slugs @makesouthwest 🐌
Drawn with inks made from gorse, hawthorn, coreopsis, rusty nails and scrap copper from England, and palo de Campeche (Ek’ / logwood) and cochinilla from Mexico, these slugs are a celebration of being both/and, of slowing down and entering Flow State - the name of the exhibition.
Along with the slugs, you’ll find ink samples and a handmade artist’s book, its pages dyed and printed with words exploring liminal identity, land rights and the colonial histories of the colours.
These sit within a wider group exhibition, curated by @camp_membership & MSW’s Flora Pearson, and featuring artists:
@leahjordanart
@catherine_cartwright_
@rosieperdikeasartandcrafts
@suerossiterceramics
@rachlouall
@christopher.summerfield @maxamillionlobster @timhuttonart
@janejoblingsculptor @charsquire @ionemariarojas
The exhibition is free and located in the Riverside Gallery behind the cafe, on till Saturday 21st March.
Thanks to @_foreignbirds for their photos and for capturing me and my wonderful stepfather giggling at slime.
~ into a dialogue with the sea.
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sea
seaweed
a darkroom full of new experiments
more seaweed
and a growing love for the process.
Through the BLUE SPARKS project our analogue photography practice has taken a new direction, and it has been leading us into unexpected places.
Working with the sea feels like a conversation. With materials, with place and with time.
>> perhaps this is how a relationship with a place begins, through curiosity about things that once felt completely invisible.
* also, I miss my seaweed tattoo. It was only temporary, but somehow it felt very right.
[and it is IMPORTANT to remember few things while collecting seaweed >> to only collect what the sea has already released /drifted seaweed/; NOTHING from the living plants.]
This (+so much more to come!) has all been possible thanks to the @heritagefunduk and @plymsoundnmp and the wonderful opportunities they create 💙
#storiesfromthesea #seasidestories #alternativedarkroom #seaweed #plymouthuk
@openkamera_cic
~ into a dialogue with the sea.
_______________
sea
seaweed
a darkroom full of new experiments
more seaweed
and a growing love for the process.
Through the BLUE SPARKS project our analogue photography practice has taken a new direction, and it has been leading us into unexpected places.
Working with the sea feels like a conversation. With materials, with place and with time.
>> perhaps this is how a relationship with a place begins, through curiosity about things that once felt completely invisible.
* also, I miss my seaweed tattoo. It was only temporary, but somehow it felt very right.
[and it is IMPORTANT to remember few things while collecting seaweed >> to only collect what the sea has already released /drifted seaweed/; NOTHING from the living plants.]
This (+so much more to come!) has all been possible thanks to the @heritagefunduk and @plymsoundnmp and the wonderful opportunities they create 💙
#storiesfromthesea #seasidestories #alternativedarkroom #seaweed #plymouthuk
@openkamera_cic
~ into a dialogue with the sea.
_______________
sea
seaweed
a darkroom full of new experiments
more seaweed
and a growing love for the process.
Through the BLUE SPARKS project our analogue photography practice has taken a new direction, and it has been leading us into unexpected places.
Working with the sea feels like a conversation. With materials, with place and with time.
>> perhaps this is how a relationship with a place begins, through curiosity about things that once felt completely invisible.
* also, I miss my seaweed tattoo. It was only temporary, but somehow it felt very right.
[and it is IMPORTANT to remember few things while collecting seaweed >> to only collect what the sea has already released /drifted seaweed/; NOTHING from the living plants.]
This (+so much more to come!) has all been possible thanks to the @heritagefunduk and @plymsoundnmp and the wonderful opportunities they create 💙
#storiesfromthesea #seasidestories #alternativedarkroom #seaweed #plymouthuk
@openkamera_cic
~ into a dialogue with the sea.
_______________
sea
seaweed
a darkroom full of new experiments
more seaweed
and a growing love for the process.
Through the BLUE SPARKS project our analogue photography practice has taken a new direction, and it has been leading us into unexpected places.
Working with the sea feels like a conversation. With materials, with place and with time.
>> perhaps this is how a relationship with a place begins, through curiosity about things that once felt completely invisible.
* also, I miss my seaweed tattoo. It was only temporary, but somehow it felt very right.
[and it is IMPORTANT to remember few things while collecting seaweed >> to only collect what the sea has already released /drifted seaweed/; NOTHING from the living plants.]
This (+so much more to come!) has all been possible thanks to the @heritagefunduk and @plymsoundnmp and the wonderful opportunities they create 💙
#storiesfromthesea #seasidestories #alternativedarkroom #seaweed #plymouthuk
@openkamera_cic
już dawno przestałam wierzyć, że fotografia jest o wyglądzie. fotografia jest o zgodzie.
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o momencie, w którym wewnętrzny obraz i zewnętrzna ekspresja spotykają się w jednym punkcie - wtedy zdjęcie /oddycha/.
Nie dlatego że jest poprawne technicznie, ale dlatego, że jest prawdziwe.
>> John Berger pisał ,że sposób w jaki jesteśmy widziani kształtuje to kim się stajemy. Patrzymy na siebie oczami innych. Czasem przez lata nosimy w sobie cudze spojrzenia jak stare negatywy, które nigdy nie zostały wywołane do końca.
Może dlatego fotografia może być aktem naprawczym ?
Nowe spojrzenie. nowa interpretacja. nowy dowód [nie ślad, do którego często się odnoszę pytając na warsztatach czym jest według Ciebie fotografia. : dowodem czy śladem?]
w moim własnym życiu przez wiele lat uczyłam się rozpoznawać chwile, kiedy mój obraz siebie się kurczył; kiedy ściszałam głos, kiedy /edytowałam/ siebie zanim zrobił to świat.
~ wtedy pisałam, pracowałam z aparatem, obserwowałam.
To były moje małe korekty tego wewnętrznego portretu, aby być bliżej rzeczywistości, aby móc się zobaczyć bliżej prawdy;
pozwolić sobie być, bez negocjowania własnej obecności.
Dziś, pisanie jest moim osobistym dialogiem z samą sobą; piszę, fotografuję,obserwuję.
#zdziennikaofotografii #deardiary #sketchbookpages #SZKICbook #selfimage
już dawno przestałam wierzyć, że fotografia jest o wyglądzie. fotografia jest o zgodzie.
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o momencie, w którym wewnętrzny obraz i zewnętrzna ekspresja spotykają się w jednym punkcie - wtedy zdjęcie /oddycha/.
Nie dlatego że jest poprawne technicznie, ale dlatego, że jest prawdziwe.
>> John Berger pisał ,że sposób w jaki jesteśmy widziani kształtuje to kim się stajemy. Patrzymy na siebie oczami innych. Czasem przez lata nosimy w sobie cudze spojrzenia jak stare negatywy, które nigdy nie zostały wywołane do końca.
Może dlatego fotografia może być aktem naprawczym ?
Nowe spojrzenie. nowa interpretacja. nowy dowód [nie ślad, do którego często się odnoszę pytając na warsztatach czym jest według Ciebie fotografia. : dowodem czy śladem?]
w moim własnym życiu przez wiele lat uczyłam się rozpoznawać chwile, kiedy mój obraz siebie się kurczył; kiedy ściszałam głos, kiedy /edytowałam/ siebie zanim zrobił to świat.
~ wtedy pisałam, pracowałam z aparatem, obserwowałam.
To były moje małe korekty tego wewnętrznego portretu, aby być bliżej rzeczywistości, aby móc się zobaczyć bliżej prawdy;
pozwolić sobie być, bez negocjowania własnej obecności.
Dziś, pisanie jest moim osobistym dialogiem z samą sobą; piszę, fotografuję,obserwuję.
#zdziennikaofotografii #deardiary #sketchbookpages #SZKICbook #selfimage
już dawno przestałam wierzyć, że fotografia jest o wyglądzie. fotografia jest o zgodzie.
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o momencie, w którym wewnętrzny obraz i zewnętrzna ekspresja spotykają się w jednym punkcie - wtedy zdjęcie /oddycha/.
Nie dlatego że jest poprawne technicznie, ale dlatego, że jest prawdziwe.
>> John Berger pisał ,że sposób w jaki jesteśmy widziani kształtuje to kim się stajemy. Patrzymy na siebie oczami innych. Czasem przez lata nosimy w sobie cudze spojrzenia jak stare negatywy, które nigdy nie zostały wywołane do końca.
Może dlatego fotografia może być aktem naprawczym ?
Nowe spojrzenie. nowa interpretacja. nowy dowód [nie ślad, do którego często się odnoszę pytając na warsztatach czym jest według Ciebie fotografia. : dowodem czy śladem?]
w moim własnym życiu przez wiele lat uczyłam się rozpoznawać chwile, kiedy mój obraz siebie się kurczył; kiedy ściszałam głos, kiedy /edytowałam/ siebie zanim zrobił to świat.
~ wtedy pisałam, pracowałam z aparatem, obserwowałam.
To były moje małe korekty tego wewnętrznego portretu, aby być bliżej rzeczywistości, aby móc się zobaczyć bliżej prawdy;
pozwolić sobie być, bez negocjowania własnej obecności.
Dziś, pisanie jest moim osobistym dialogiem z samą sobą; piszę, fotografuję,obserwuję.
#zdziennikaofotografii #deardiary #sketchbookpages #SZKICbook #selfimage
Open Kamera has been nominated for the Royal Television Society Devon and Cornwall Student Television Awards.
It was an amazing process making this Documentary and a huge thank you to all of those who were involved!
A huge thank you to the Royal Television Society Devon and Cornwall for the nomination!
Open Kamera has been nominated for the Royal Television Society Devon and Cornwall Student Television Awards.
It was an amazing process making this Documentary and a huge thank you to all of those who were involved!
A huge thank you to the Royal Television Society Devon and Cornwall for the nomination!
Open Kamera has been nominated for the Royal Television Society Devon and Cornwall Student Television Awards.
It was an amazing process making this Documentary and a huge thank you to all of those who were involved!
A huge thank you to the Royal Television Society Devon and Cornwall for the nomination!
Open Kamera has been nominated for the Royal Television Society Devon and Cornwall Student Television Awards.
It was an amazing process making this Documentary and a huge thank you to all of those who were involved!
A huge thank you to the Royal Television Society Devon and Cornwall for the nomination!
Fotografia nie jest reprezentacją świata,
jest relacją z jego fragmentem.
zawsze częściową. zawsze subiektywną.
zawsze niedokończoną.
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wiele fotografii, które zbieramy są notatkami. Śladami. Próbami zrozumienia relacji z miejscem, ludźmi, ciałem, czasem. Tworzymy je nie po to, by opowiadać historię światu, ale by sprawdzić, gdzie sami jesteśmy.
więc zbieram fotografie z naszego otoczenia, jakby były okruchami dnia. Razem tworzą nieformalne archiwa codzienności, i nagle okazuje się że to one mówią najwięcej, o nas, o naszym rytmie życia, o tym co powtarzalne i tym, co ulotne i kruche.
🎞️ tutaj kolejny kadr z naszych spacerów po #dartmoornationalpark ,35mm + kodak portra;
to zdjęcie jest trzecim które zrobiłam /wtedy/ z okna jadącego samochodu (i miejsca pasażera ofc). To był dość mroźny dzień, zmęczeni remontową codziennością pojechaliśmy się zresetować tam, gdzie przestrzeń milczy.
#nafilmie #35mmfilm #analoguephotography #storieswetell @photoclubdevon
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