At the end of last year a few of us took the train to ‘Ramprage’ in Colchester to try and escape the constant dampness. After riding round Colchester in circles following Google maps to the wrong post a couple time we finally found the skatepark. I didn’t really get on with the skatepark too well, but Ben managed pretty good.
In the last few years a lot of people have upgraded to larger displays, so I decided to up the size of the pictures I am putting on my blog and also remove the watermark I used to put on them to make it a cleaner, hopefully more enjoyable experience to view my photographs.
I hope you enjoy the new, larger sized pictures, if you are still on a smaller display the site should adjust automatically to fit to your screen too. There are also some other minor design changes around the blog, thanks to everyone who has given feedback on the site. The picture above is taken in East London at dusk.
Man about town, Andy
The latest in Polish cooling fluid
One way to get a BBQ going… This is all seems like a long time ago in these cold, wet winter days. I have been busy working on some exciting projects. I still have so many photos to sort through from my trip New Zealand too…
Earlier this year I worked with great guys from Powster to help out on a video they produced for Plan B, I provided stills of the projections on-site and helped with the filming. It involved some really amazing projections; as the post from Powster’s website describes:
“For Plan B’s album release iLL Manors, we gave users the opportunity to tweet their thoughts on the gritty subject matter of songs and have their messages tagged up by a graffiti artist and projected onto iconic buildings across London. Each user received a personalised image of the result.
Locations projected onto included The Houses of Parliament and The National Gallery. A truly ground breaking and cross media campaign.”
The Powster guys took a really difficult concept and made it work. Watch this space for more video related content over the next year!
