Four presentations as usual. – this time all very much about people. Michael Mundy began with a portfolio of black and white prints. Most were portraits, those of sleeping people and those of Covent Garden street performers before or after their act standing out. We urged him to see them published. All this work was […]
The March meeting was a strange affair in which more didn’t get done than did. Rosanna Goodchild kicked off with a report on a recent exhibition event in Bristol. Rosanna has worked closely with street sleepers and work related to that had been submitted and exhibited. The discussion that followed was largely about the strutting […]
In our last meeting we looked at photographs with the theme of Chiaroscuro. Chiaroscuro was traditionally an oil painting technique, developed during the Renaissance, that uses strong tonal contrasts between light and dark to model three-dimensional forms, often to dramatic effect. Some of our interpretations of the term were subject to a bit of ‘poetic […]
Good to see you all for our February meeting that by common consent turned out to be one of our best to date, largely down to Bill’s brilliant idea for a theme! Our meeting started out with my customary run through of some recent award winning pictures: BuzzFeed’s 40 of the Most Powerful Photographs Ever […]
For the March edition of The Crossing Lines Group there were two presentations and a ramble. Rosanna Goodchild kicked off the proceedings with a report on her recent work & the display of it at a recent show in Bristol. I write ‘show’ but it was the ‘partial’ show that was at the centre of […]
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