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I photographed a bunch of abandoned farm buildings last weekend. To me they were irresistible and enchanting: crumbly, dusty, dishevelled, mysterious, dangerous. The way light plays in through a doorway or pours through a shattered roof can be mesmerising. Chaotic jagged angles make for unusual compositions. Scenes like this are great settings for a film […]
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April 2014 Shots of the month
8th May 2014
by Mark Hawkins
April 2014 saw more football matches for Andrew Orchard Sports Photography and Wales News Service, the usual street shots, a cat, leisurely strolls through the flourishing springtime parks of Cardiff, a beautiful Caerphilly Mountain sunset and the Ty Hafan colour run on Porthcawl beach for PhotoFit. Weird micro inspiration came from coffee residue in a […]
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burnt popcorn
8th July 2013
by Mark Hawkins
fell to earth, a photo by MHPhotos_ on Flickr. “Bleurghhh…” my girlfriend gagged about a week ago, after tossing some popcorn into her mouth. It transpired that some of the popcorn had been overcooked, a bit like her reaction. As she went to the bin in the kitchen to theatrically spit out the offending charcoal, […]