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The daytime temperature has reached double digits over the past week. People are jazzing up balconies with plants and dusting off their BBQ's — hotdogs definitely smell better when you can't see them. Doors and windows are being left open and the sound of people chatting echoes
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The days spent indoors are slowly ticking by. Last week, we saw a group of paramedics wearing heavy duty masks, running towards us to give someone medical help. The sight of those masks has stuck with me and serves as a good reminder to play it safe for now. On
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Most of our time over the last two weeks has been spent indoors due to Coronavirus. The city isn't on lockdown yet but people are being encouraged to stay in — so that's exactly what we are doing. A quiet existence has been an opportunity to enjoy
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We accidentally trimmed a Who Gives a Crap? box down to an unfortunate size. Scott ended up carrying a box of crap down the street with an arrow shaped smile on his face. Priceless! Photographing the fog helped pass the time in a traffic jam, on the way home from
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But I will live nowhere except here, by Ocean, trusting equally in all the blast and welcome of her sorrowless, salt self. Lying smooth and blue, the loveliest bed in the world. Mary Oliver (Ocean).
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One of the best days of the year finally arrived... buying a Christmas tree! We went to the same tree shop as usual but sadly it's no longer run by the Forestry Commission. Still, there were lots of nice trees to choose from and they were grown in
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Life Lately films generally sit in my camera for weeks on end. But that's also why I get extra excited when the negatives land on the doormat — they document small events I may have already forgotten about. These photos are a mix from home, places near home, Wales
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I haven't taken many photos lately but these are a few gems from my latest roll. Most of them are deliciously dark and moody. I love the turbine hall at the Tate Modern. We visited London for the day and packed so much in — test rode some VanMoof
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Life Lately is a snapshot of recent weeks. I shoot a fair few rolls of film but I'm not very good at sharing those photos anywhere, so these posts will be the perfect place for them. And it occured to me that I've always kept digital
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I spent a whole week hovering around the letterbox like a dog waiting for its owner to come home. And then it finally happened — the postie delivered a refurbished Lubitel 166B! Happy days. It's a crackling little medium format film camera with a mini pop up magnifier for
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Mischief arrived in my family when I was ten years old. Several years ago, the two of us came as a package deal during hard times, along with all my worldly possessions and a tank of tropical fish. He sat in a carrier at the back of the car and
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I recently dusted and sorted the camera collection and found an Agfa Silette Pronto (type 4, 1958). The most used cameras had shuffled their way to the front of the shelf and I'd forgotten all about this one. I'm fairly sure it belonged to my Grandad.
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