Archive For The “photography” Category

Electrical Image

By | August 23, 2011

OK this is shameless self publicity, but what the hell, its my blog! Finally, I’ve got around to putting a portfolio of my photography up on the web. It can be found at Electrical Image, hosted by the very wonderful 500px. Should anyone become so enthralled as to wish to purchase any of my work, [...]

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A Chocolate Army

By | August 14, 2011

Serried ranks of neat sweet treats. This picture captures two of my favourite things: chocolate; and symmetry. The only thing that could could possibly improve it, is if the chocolates actually tessellated with no gaps. Taken in Chococo during a trip to Swanage this weekend. (Canon 60D & 50 mm F/1.8 Canon Prime Lens)

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World Press Photo Exhibition Horrifies and Informs

By | August 11, 2011

Another previously published story from my  archives.  This ran in the Budapest Times in October 2004. WORLD PRESS PHOTO EXHIBITION HORRIFIES AND INFORMS by Alison Boston The winning images from the 47th World Press Photo Competition (2004) are not, …

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Beach Huts

By | August 7, 2011

Had an excellent kite surf session at Littlehampton today. There are some sweet beach huts there which I couldn’t resist taking a snapshot of.

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Brighton Sunset

By | August 3, 2011

A beautiful walk along Brighton beach last night, was blessed with this gorgeous sunset.

Ah me, it warms my soul.

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Brighton Naked Bike Ride

By | June 12, 2011

Bastard, bloody rain b*****s Brighton bike ride. The Naked Bike Ride is one of Brighton’s most eccentric spectacles, and today I had hoped to rattle off an impressive collection of outstanding natural….photographs. Imagine if you will, the bemused expressions of the daytrippers as, out of nowhere, a cavalcade of body painted, butt naked enthusiasts hurtle [...]

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The Macallan – Masters of Photography Competition

By | May 10, 2011

The excellent Macallan have accepted two of my photographs for entry into The Macallan Masters of Photography Competition. Clearly they are people of consumate taste! The finalists will be voted in by the public – that means you, after which the very eminent Albert Watson will pass judgement and select the winner. I suspect a [...]

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A chapter finishes…

By | May 3, 2011

Images can define an era more than a multitude of words. Even in our Digital Age, notable for the challenges of information overload and multiple media on demand, a single image can still have a deep impact. The United States has long known this and h…

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A chapter finishes…

By | May 3, 2011

Images can define an era more than a multitude of words. Even in our Digital Age, notable for the challenges of information overload and multiple media on demand, a single image can still have a deep impact. The United States has long known this and h…

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Kata – Storage for Snappers

By | February 8, 2011

From politics to photography; a necessary leap if I am to bring my blood pressure under control… I’m not usually given to enthusing about bags. Indeed the subject bores me rigid, but facing the prospect of a holiday in the sun and realising that even after severe rationalisation, I have outgrown my handy camera bag, [...]

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