Ever since reading about Shizuka Yokomizo’s Stranger project in Charlotte Cotton’s book on photography as contemporary art, I’ve been thinking of ways to do something similar. Continue reading
Author Archives: Barnaby Nutt
Night-time on Frog Island
I have a friend who is a ‘proper’ photographer. In stark contrast to my haphazard, eclectic and ever-changing output, he thinks about what he’s doing and spends years on projects; researching, planning and shooting his work before finally working out the best way to share it. The results reflect the effort and commitment invested in them. Continue reading
Photo Oxford with the 7 Artisans.
Originally written for the 35mmc website.
At some point last week, I saw Hamish’s tantalising pictures on social media of ten boxes containing the new 7Artisans, 50mm lenses that he had for sale. It’s a lens that’s been causing quite a stir since its launch, due to the winning formula of being an M-mount 50mm, superfast and a divorce cheaper than buying the Leica equivalent. Continue reading
#StopBrexit March Manchester
Iain and I travelled up to the #StopBrexit march today in Manchester. While I’m unsure if it made any kind of difference, I’m pleased that we went along and got involved. Continue reading
Old Velvia at the YSP
A quick trot around one of my favourite places with the ladies and a very expired roll of Velvia 100F. Continue reading
#DeltaDefJam – Tied Up In Notts
A trip to the Nottingham Contemporary gallery to see the excellent ‘States of America’ show coincided with the first shoot week of the Emulsive Film #DeltaDefJam, so I took along my Leica and a roll of Ilford Delta 100 Pro… Continue reading
A Skye Adventure
I realised that I’d never posted this video on the blog, so thought I’d do it now. When I made it, my GoPro was still new to me and I’d not quite learnt about creating films that fit with people’s attention span! Continue reading
