Table Forty-One • Photography Collective

Brief Diversion

Kat Mitchell — Tue, 22 May 2012 21:12:48 +0000

So I have been struggling to find time to do any of my personal work in the last couple of weeks, hopefully may get a chance this weekend but in the mean time I thought I would post a couple from a quick shoot on Sunday.

Kat Mitchell 2012. Fashion design and construction Jordan Paul

I love my Grandma

Kristofer Greenaway — Tue, 22 May 2012 09:35:36 +0000

An image I found whilst tidying my laptop this morning. Several days after my grandmother unexpectedly passed away in late 2009, I accompanied my father and uncle to her home to disassemble her belongings. I took a number of shots that day that I still don’t particularly wish to look at, but since this one turned up alone amongst my files, I thought I’d share it, as although I didn’t buy her the bunny, it sums up my sentiments in the manner of a child looking up to one of their dearest relatives, a gesture simple and primal enough to be flawless.

Topstory

James D. Clark — Tue, 15 May 2012 09:21:07 +0000

Newbury, Berkshire, April 2012

Bow, East London, April 2012

Stratford, East London, May 2012

Bow, East London, April 2012

Stratford, East London. May 2012

Newbury, Berkshire, April 2012

Limbus update

Kristofer Greenaway — Sun, 06 May 2012 10:36:15 +0000

Apologies for a much longer hiatus than usual. Aside from being Internetless for a good while, our website has been somewhat ‘buggy’ of late. With that behind us however, I’m pleased to show a quick update of my current project now known as Limbus.

Wood Path, Eastleigh, Hampshire, May 2012

Wood Crossing, Chandler’s Ford, Hampshire, May 2012

Last Days

James D. Clark — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 08:49:20 +0000

I saw this really well-made presentation by Claudia Leisinger, via Foto8.

Could the City of London really be planning to wipe out over 300 years of history?

Gold Dust & Ghost Milk

James D. Clark — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 17:00:00 +0000

I’ve been reading some Iain Sinclair recently.

(If you can persevere with the ever-so-slightly-too-loud-in-the-mix saxophone, then this brings to life some passages from Ghost Milk.)

Poultry Show

Kat Mitchell — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 20:18:13 +0000

Few shots from a trip for my current project……

(2012. Ashdown Forest Poultry Club, Spring Show)

‘Lite’

James D. Clark — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 13:28:15 +0000

'Lite', East London, November 2011

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Burke + Norfolk + Alick

Alick Cotterill — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 21:50:33 +0000

After being a fan of Simon Norfolk’s portrait work in Afghanistan (I don’t like the non-portrait stuff in that series so much), posing mainly military personnel in similar stances to people in images taken by John Burke before him, I decided to make my own after my first time paintballing. With my phone.

An example of Norfolk’s:

Mine. That’s me on the right.

Easter Images

Alick Cotterill — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 21:31:28 +0000

Not all Easter-related… but I have been in Wales seeing my parents for a week and have naturally taken some images. I nearly always bring a camera back with me, but choosing which is often a struggle.

Today we went to my favourite place in the world (so far), which I consider to be one of the most beautiful places in world. So beautiful in fact, that I don’t tell anybody where it is, I don’t want to share it! It is in Wales though, so that narrows it down…

I also visited my brother and his wife in North Wales, and (despite being an atheist) attended a sunrise service on Easter Sunday on the top of a hill after getting up at 5:45am. I must be mad, but it was an interesting experience and therefore worth it. Had the weather been good, the views and sunrise could have made for spectacular photographs. Unfortunately the weather was not good. However I still found the whole event interesting and think the photo below is of the sort that I intended to leave with anyway.

Here’s another random shot I like a lot:

I feel a bit like I am only saying ‘I like this picture because I like it.’ etc. but I think I need to live with images for a while before I can really see what they mean to me, I do know inside, but it is hard to explain…

Finally, nothing special photo-wise, but the weather continues to astound me sometimes – it can be just amazing. This is outside tonight, a feast for the eyes.