Normal For Norfolk [53]
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Words fail me. Parked in Tescos garage forecourt near UEA, Norwich. I asked the driver if the name was for real; ‘o yeah’, he said.
Devil’s Dyke
A photograph taken on my old Nokia mobile phone (many years ago). I went back the next day to take a better quality image and the bike/tomb had vanished.
Tasmania Must Be Drawn Freehand
A map without clues: a genuine Australian school stencil I bought in 1989. The embossed lettering reads:’NOTE : TASMANIA MUST BE DRAWN FREEHAND’.This inspired the name of my Publishing Outlet
Richard Long (Well I Walked A Country Mile To Buy A Richard Long)
Thanks to Bill Drummond (and one of my favourite Norfolk Secondhand bookshops) I now own a piece of Richard Long’s A Smell Of Sulphur In The Wind …[one dollar]…. or at least a fragment of the original photograph that is. It is a 1/20,000 fraction of the original artwork. BD says that when all 20,000 fragments have […]
St. Fagans : A Re-Construction
Photo taken at the end of an intensively short shoot in the magnificent cock pit. My friend and Mari Lwyd fanatic Pete (that’s him inside) and myself had wrapped up and heading for the exit, in the rain, at closing time.We walked past this marquee and I said….’Bloody hell, one more shot Pete….this is uncanny: […]
Redesigning An Arrow
Norfolk again. A beautiful 3D calligraphic arrow made from hazel or bamboo. Sort of pre neon you might say.
Normal For Norfolk 2
A sign I’ve photographed many a time. Seeing it again I notice one of the poles looks like it’s been replaced and it feels suspiciously new. I fear this may have a whiff of Llanddewi Brefi about it – ie people keep nicking it. A very covetable sign, though.
A Homage To Keith Arnatt, A Default Pornographic Wreath
A slightly out of focus photo taken on my mobile phone on a roadside in East Sussex whilst out on a five hour walk. I should go back and take a better shot.
Gary Hulme?….er, no, actually.
Coincidences…..Travelling back from Canterbury recently I decided to call in again to see the magnificent new Jerwood Gallery, Hastings (and to eat some delicious seafood they sell next door). Downstairs a little Arts Council show of Gary Hulme paintings and sculpture with an accompanying film interview which is very insightful; he speaks well. Later that […]
