TRACEY FAHY

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Arnold Layne v David Noonan?

Is anyone else seeing this connection? © David Noonan/Photographer: Unknown.

Tracey Fahy

Arnold Layne | Pink Floyd (1967)

They don’t make pop videos like they used to!! Love this theatrical promo, Arnold Layne – the first single released by Pink Floyd. The song’s title character is a transvestite whose primary pastime is stealing women’s clothes and undergarments from washing lines. According to Roger Waters, Arnold Layne was actually based on a real person. “Both my mother […]

Tracey Fahy

WHY DON’T YOU? // Diamond Jubilee, London, UK

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Landscapes: The Burrow, Kilmore Quay

Final Project: Landscapes. I took a walk along a local nature reserve: The Burrow. It is a great place to go for a walk or run, and get away from the stress of modern life. To spend time in close contact with nature is always refreshing. My main reason was to just get out and take some photos as part of initial experimentation on the final project. Perhaps t […]

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We have a new camera

Reblogged from hovercraftdoggy: Photograph showing pieces of a disassembled pentax camera“Hovercraftdoggy – architecture, photography and design blog” photograph by todd mclellan

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Irish Landscape Paintings and Painters

Cows in Field, Walter Frederick Osborne As part of my research into representations of the Irish landscape I have been looking at Irish Landscape painters and paintings. The local library is understocked on the subject, and while the internet is a great source of information, I prefer to read about subjects in depth from a book – I just cant read more than a […]

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Masao Adachi | A.K.A. Serial Killer (1969)

Continuing my research into the politicised aesthetic of Japanese film and photography in the late 60s, I have discovered (through the art of Eric Baudelaire) Masao Adachi’s ‘landscape theory’ as demostrated in A.K.A. Serial Killer – could this be a potential avenue to explore? Masao Adachi & Kôji Wakamatsu, both having ties to the Japanese Red Army, st […]

Tracey Fahy

Making contact

After deciding to continue my exploration of death for my major project, I’m delving into how we communicate with our dead. First up was a psychic fair in Ewell, Surrey. There was a wealth of different mediums (the plural isn’t ‘media’, as I discovered) in the community hall; I chatted with clairvoyants, crystal sellers, chakra doctors and aura photographers […]

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BON PLAISIR COMRADES // SHORT FILM INJECTION OF NOSTALGIA: SNAPSHOT OF RECREATION IN THE CZECHOSLOVAK SOCIALISTIC REPUBLIC

In 1968 the Revolutionary Unions Movement (ROH) published a book “Going to the ROH recreation” summarizing the highlights of the subsidized recreational opportunities intended for the workers. Vintage photographs accompanied by hilariously lyrical captions chronicle the style and leisure habits of the era as well as the “team spirit” that has been encouraged […]

Veronika Lukasova

MARTIAN WOMAN // AT THE AUSTRALIAN EXCERPT MAGAZINE #03

In February, I have been invited to participate on the exhibit of the Australian photo-based art magazine Excerpt issue #03 [http://www.excerptmagazine.com]. In reaction to the cover photo, slumbering men from earth, I decided to submit an image made in collaboration with my sister, 3D artists Helena Lukasova – a menacing woman from Mars. She is truly m […]

Veronika Lukasova

Rant: I Love Photography (reblogged from Photoshelter)

Feeling uninspired? Read this, from Allen Murabayashi’s blog over at Photoshelter.

Simon Bates Photography

What’s next?

Five days have passed since the elections in Greece and we still don’t know if it will be possible to form a government. If no coallition government is formed by the 17th May, Greece must call new elections. You can read more about it here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-18030786 Personally, we had a great success as my husband was elected as a membe […]

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Eric Baudelaire | The Anabasis of May and Fusako Shigenobu, Masao Adachi and 27 Years Without Images

Images: The Anabasis of May and Fusako Shigenobu, Masao Adachi and 27 Years Without Images, 2011 © Eric Baudelaire. This exhibition and related events are well worth checking out at Gasworks, London. The Anabasis of May and Fusako Shigenobu, Masao Adachi and 27 Years Without Images is the first UK solo exhibition by French artist Eric Baudelaire. Baudelaire’ […]

Tracey Fahy

Big Dance Schools Pledge | Guinness World Record Attempt

This slideshow requires JavaScript. Today over 100 Greenwich school children danced together with thousands of others worldwide in the Big Dance Schools Pledge; part of the Guinness World Record attempt. Celebrating the day the Olympic Torch arrives in the UK, schools around the country performed at 1pm in a bid to break the record for the largest simultaneo […]

Tracey Fahy

Food Glorious Food

Food photography is not an area I ever considered exploring, however, when my lovely wife set up an artisan baking business it made sense for me to develop some food photography skills to help her promote the business. I am still pretty much a food photography beginner, Ideally I would like to get a macro lens to get even better results, but for now I can te […]

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Alex and what makes him unique

The feedback on the project around Alex and the Stigma project was very good and the final piece can be viewed here.Alex pdfThe concept behind this 'net' is to show that there are a number of dimensions to Alex and that he should not be seen as just someone who has Aspergers. He is a remarkable fella who has developed coping mechanisms through the […]

Photohonesty

8% makes progress

This week has seen some good progress with 8% and I have two new assignments scheduled and that always feels good. I'm also working closely with Downs Syndrome Scotland to establish if we can partner on the book and our US based publishing adviser has reviewed the scoping document and feels the book will be a success.

Photohonesty

Irreversible Materiality | Rethink

Pure Extraction is an experimental multimedia piece from my Rethink project. You can read about the projects gestation on the project blog. You can also view reference images here.

Tracey Fahy

posing, portrait, & the frontal

i've always been an admirer of the frontal portrait - like the manet above or the arbus below. (posed/staged portraits will be an (a main?) element of my next project, of which i have a rough idea now.)it's the straight, clear, unfussy approach that i like about them. i also have the feeling, that in (modern?) photojournalism/documentary photograph […]

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Akiko | Infinity Mirrored Room

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Posts tagged ‘Battersea Park’

December 27, 2011

…that’s it for another year

Santa Charity Run, Battersea Park, London 2011.

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December 23, 2011

Bring on the raving Santa’s…

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Tags: Battersea Park, Charity Santa Run, Christmas, Father Christmas, Happy Holidays, London, Santa, Santa Charity Run, Season's Greetings, Street Photography, Xmas

July 17, 2011

Portraits – Music at the Bandstand

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Music at the Bandstand, Battersea Park (July, 2011).

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July 16, 2011

Ragroof Theatre, Tea Dance.

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Music at the Bandstand, Battersea Park (July, 2011).

Forget a few summer showers, London was drenched in a genuine European monsoon today but that did not stop this year’s Music at the Bandstand which took inspiration from all things ‘vintage’, including a tea dance by Ragroof Theatre, who specialise in outdoor performances that engage and collaborate with audiences. They host stylish afternoon tea dances for all ages and levels of experience with the sounds of the roaring 20s, 30s and 40s to help recreate the glamorous heyday of ballroom dance, with a dash of luscious Latin and scintillating swing thrown in.

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Tags: Battersea Park, British summer weather, couple, Dance, Dancehall, dancing, Latin & Ballroom, London, monsoon, Music at the Bandstand, People, Ragroof Theatre, seniors, social dancing, Tea dance

April 26, 2011

Parks project continues…

Such an amazingly sunny Easter weekend with weather warmer than the Mediterranean (and its only April!) It seemed fitting to get back into my parks project after a short hiatus. These are some of the images from the weekend.

If you haven’t already done so please sign and forward the petition to save Southwark Park…..remember London needs its parks!

Also just heard Hammersmith & Fulham have introduced a charge of £350 a year to fitness trainers who wish to use its parks……….totally outrageous! Shouldn’t parks be free to the public? You can read more here.