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Traveling

Australia

New Zealand - Land of the Kiwi's

Space open for photos and information about traveling around Dubai, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand... TBC

I apoliogize for my absence and lack of posts over the last few weeks. I have spent time in the caribbean visiting the Cayman Islands for a number of weeks, which I found hugly uplifting and inspiring, in seeing and experiancing a totally different way of life. With this, christmas and other things going on, I have not found the time to design or keep in contact with many people. But not I have been back for a while now and have settled into my regular routine, and will finally be back designing and posting again soon.

Publish Post

Logo for the new MP3 store at dnbheaven.com which is soon to be up and running: store.dnbheaven.com. We were after something simple but different and displayed all the relevent information to the viewer. I am extreamly pleased the with result and the quality and detail for the shadows and tones on the sticker.

Screen shop of logo being used on store.dnbheaven.com.

This was a subject which I invesergated in my A2 Photography work. It focused at the idea of watching people which developed from street life. The final images for these were printed in the darkroom by potograms, which had been created by printing these images inverted onto see through asertate. It created a good quality print with the paper as well as giving the image extra distortion with the grain as i enlarged the image. My favorite part of these images are the pixleated faces and the text which give the images the CCTV quality and also the fact each image poses different unknonwn and unanswered questions for each individual viewer.

A2 Photography work documenting emptiness, in which i visited an industrial estate at night with my 30 exposures and long shutter speed. The quality of these when printing in the darkroom was really outstanding compared to the computer prints. I particular like the first image and think it was hugly inspired by Hiroshi Sugimoto.