HeyJaredAnalogue Ramblings
I am a landscape and documentary photography enthusiast from Lancashire in the North West of England. I have a love of monochrome images, still using mainly film in formats from 35mm up to 4x5. I also enjoy producing silver gelatin darkroom prints.
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Battle of the Canons (opens the original)
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Preparing For My First Exhibition (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowApologies for the lack of a longer form article for a couple of weeks. The reason is that I’ve been preparing for my first ever solo exhibition of work. I have displayed small numbers of prints in local open call exhibitions, but I have not had one that is all my own work before.It all started around last Christmas when I had three 10”x10” prints in Hive Art’s (a local art organisation in my hometown of Blackpool) open
In Search of a Packhorse Bridge (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowI have mentioned in previous articles that I participate in The Frugal Film Project, and have done for the past four years. My 35mm camera this year has been an Olympus OM1N with a single coated (silver nose) 50mm f1.8 Zuiko lens. Whilst this might not appear particularly frugal, I bought this camera very cheaply in a small local auction house sale (sight unseen!). Each month this year, I have shot Kentmere 200 with this camera and I am loving the film; the camera is a joy to u
The Aroma of Engine Oil & Petrol (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowA bit of a change from landscapes or walking images this week. It is the last long Bank Holiday weekend here in the UK, until Christmas, heralding the end of summer and the school holidays. Every year, the last Sunday in August brings a classic car show to my local park, Stanley Park in Blackpool (which celebrates its centenary this year).It’s only around a 20 minute walk from home to the park, so I decided to head off, after an early l
A Favourite Lake District Walk (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowJust over a month ago, I spent a week on holiday in the English Lake District. The national park has been a favourite of mine for many years, with its 16 major lakes and dramatic fells and mountains. I was staying in the northern town of Keswick and, unusually for the area, the weather was sunny and dry with temperatures just under 30°C. This was remarkable as, just a few miles down Derwentwater from Keswick, is the hamlet of Seathwaite whose claim to fame is as the wettes
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