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Finally, I’ve managed to get some photographs of mine in book form.
They’re not generally available in bookstores as I haven’t bothered to jump through the ISBN hoops, but you can preview them via these links:
If you are interested in obtaining a printed copy, please message me through the contact form.
Recent experiments with Tetenal Gold Toner, a precious commodity nowadays. One litre costs nearly £100, if you can find anyone that still has stock of it.
Copies of the book may now be ordered direct from Blurb.
Over on my other site, playing around with a Photoshop version of lith printing.
I’ve written an article on my ‘Real Photographs’ site about a discovery made whilst reviewing my collection of photographs made at the prehistoric henge site of Arbor Low in Derbyshire (featured on this site here). Continue reading “Me & Edwin Smith at Arbor Low”
A scan of a recent print from the original negative. Read the story behind this image on my other site.
In 1971, the late Peter Soar, a Cambridge solicitor and keen amateur photographer, set about recording the last days of the parts of Cambridge city centre destined to be demolished to make way for major redevelopment.
He also photographed the area during construction and after most of it was completed. The resulting photographs are published here for the first time in three sets. The first taken mostly before or at the start of redevelopment; the second during; and the third when it was nearing completion. Continue reading “Peter Soar – Cambridge 1970s”
