David Hawkins-Weeks
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Photography, cycling & coffee 🌍 www.hawkins-weeks.com ✳️ linktr.ee/davidhawkinsweeks
What a delightful and insightful book this is! It was given to me as a present and not one that I had come across before. Smith documents a circuitous route through her life, with 366 images (Polaroids and phone shots) and drawings each on an individual page and a small narrative explaining the meaning or context of each one. It feels a bit like a scrapbook of some of the important aspects of or influences on her life, organised over a year with meanings connected by the date rather than a linear chronological order.
A personal exploration of what photography means to me
A personal exploration of what photography means to me
The visual upside to climate change
I spotted this derelict house on a long trail run last weekend and just had to stop and take some photos. The entire roof had collapsed and trees, bushes and ivy were growing inside and clearly has been abandoned for quite a few decades.
I could’ve spent months photographing Belgium’s old windows with so much history & variety.
The huge variety of chocolatiers & sweet stores was amazing in Brugge & this storefront was impressive.
Continuing yesterday’s theme of vertical buildings, this front really attracted my attention with its weathered look & green foliage pot plants; quite a contrast to the traditional shops and bars surrounding it.
Arriving in Ghent yesterday for a few days break, the tall, narrow buildings in the residential parts are striking with quite a lot of street art. We’re staying close to the university quarter which is a pretty laid-back area.
Part of my Kingdom of the East Angles series.
A review of the photographer, Saul Leiter, and his body of work
The Kingdom of the East Angles was a small independent kingdom of the Angles in England dating from the 6th Century during the Anglo-Saxon period. It was made up from the now English counties of Norfolk, Suffolk and part of Cambridgeshire and was one of seven kingdoms until it was absorbed into the Kingdom of England in the 10th Century.
The Kingdom of the East Angles was a small independent kingdom of the Angles in England dating from the 6th Century during the Anglo-Saxon period. It was made up from the now English counties of Norfolk, Suffolk and part of Cambridgeshire and was one of seven kingdoms until it was absorbed into the Kingdom of England in the 10th Century. This is part of a larger on-going film-based project using a Holga camera explores the East Anglian landscape, picking up the traces of its historical legacy an...