Commercial photographer specialising in low-light scenes. He/ him.
Portsmouth, UK
Joined May 2010
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I *really* want to meet anyone from the top 0.02% and shake their hand ‘cos for me to build these statistics, there’ve been days where I literally haven’t stopped moving
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📸 Entries are OPEN for Astronomy Photographer of the Year 17!
📸The winner receives £10,000 and the title. All entrants have a chance of winning cash prizes, seeing their image in an exhibition and a year’s subscription to BBC Sky at Night Magazine.
📷 bit.ly/APY17Enter
ALT Promotional photo for the Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition, featuring the northern lights over snow-covered mountains and a reflective icy surface. A button says 'Enter now'.
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Local was released a year ago this week. I'm delighted to see it's still doing well.
If you haven't read it, please would consider giving it a try in 2025?
Even better idea: buy your local Ordnance Survey map and go search for some nearby nature and wildness this year...
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📅 Date for the diary 📅
Are you passionate about tackling light pollution in the night sky? 🌃
The @RoyalAstroSoc will be holding a free one-day conference to discuss the issue on 30 January 2025 at Burlington House, London ⤵️
ALT Trails caused by the deployment of satellites making up the Starlink constellation.
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Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something terrible after a time of reprieve.
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In case you missed this earlier today.
#ACityToShare #ICYMI
Pls share to help reunite this full pannier with the cyclist who's dropped it on their way through Portsmouth recently.
The contents make me think it's a tourist who'll be particularly keen to get their bag returned.
If (you think) it's yours, get in touch via DM
ALT Daytime photo of a black Ortlieb bike pannier bag found on the ground in Portsmouth
Pls share to help reunite this full pannier with the cyclist who's dropped it on their way through Portsmouth recently.
The contents make me think it's a tourist who'll be particularly keen to get their bag returned.
If (you think) it's yours, get in touch via DM
ALT Daytime photo of a black Ortlieb bike pannier bag found on the ground in Portsmouth
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6 locations confirmed for THE CARAVAN GALLERY LEFT BANK OF THE MERSEY TOUR commissioned for Wirral Borough of Culture. Look out for us on the streets of #Wirral from 27 October - 3 November! 😃📷tinyurl.com/ms5m6c4d
#Wirral2024 @Visit_Wirral
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We had so much good tat this week we need...
🌟Tat of the Week Round 2🌟
The second four challengers Peculiar Painting from @BirthlinkThrift, the Painted Camera from @LongExposures, Kenneth Williams Doll from @WhippGary and the Old Lady from @valeonmymind
⬇️ 2nd Poll Below
Someone has painted a Fuji digital camera entirely white *including the rear screen* and then, seemingly on discovering that it no longer works, donated it to charity where it's now on sale for £4 thus making an early submission for @TatTrove's Tat of the Week.
ALT Front shot of a fujifilm digital camera that's been painted entirely white and now sits amongst bric a brac such as an odd cup & saucer and a plastic model army tank on the shelf of a charity shop
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Great front page and feature in the News.
Unity Rally
Saturday 10th August - 1 pm
Guildhall Square
Spred the love. Spread the word.
I've followed the talk about this book since the crowdfunder was announced.
Received a copy yesterday and am so happy to have done so- a real quality production with superb imagery and wonderful text.
Final product is so much more than I'd imagined from the build-up- superb!
A Time ⋅ A Place - is a book in which every 'Car of the Year' (1964-1982) is paired with a building completed in the same year - photographed by architectural photographer Daniel Hopkinson, researched and written by architect John Piercy Holroyd.
buff.ly/4dYe874
Significant piece of work from Si and the @gcntweet team
Undoubtedly one of the most important videos we've* ever made.
Within the first minute, you'll be alarmed at the general public perception of the danger cyclists pose to them vs cars. It's incredibly enlightening, and shows how much needs to be done to change the way we all live.
•nothing to do with me, but a GREAT job by the team at GCN.
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I set out to cycle through every grid square on my local map: a 300 mile journey squashed into a 20km x 20km map. I loved this ride - maybe you could try it yourself?
Here's an audio slideshow about how I got on: buff.ly/4d8OStK
Leaning tower of where?
@TatTrove
ALT A tall art print leaning up against the counter of a charity shop. The image is tightly cropped around the leaning tower of Pisa while the caption above the tower reads "Rome"
